Microbiota of laboratory channel catfish skin mucosa and aquaria water exposed to chloramine-T trihydrate.

Here, we describe the skin mucosa microbiome of channel catfish () before and after exposure to chloramine-T trihydrate. We also describe the aquaria water microbiome after the post-treatment period. These data provide a unique baseline description of skin mucosa and aquaria water microbiome from catfish reared in research aquaria.

Phish-Pharm: A Searchable Database of Pharmacokinetics and Drug Residue Literature in Fish - 2022 Update.

A new version of Phish-Pharm: a Searchable Database of Pharmacokinetics and Drug Residue Literature in Fish has been updated and posted online at: http://www.fda.gov/AnimalVeterinary/ScienceResearch/ToolsResources/Phish-Pharm/default.

[Clinical significance of autologous transplantation with hematopoietic stem cells in leukemia and solid tumors].

Autologous Transplantation of hematopoietic tissue with frozen hematopoietic stem cells is increasingly used for leukemias and lymphomas, but also for some solid tumors. In the past, autotransplants have been performed with bone marrow as the source of hematopoietic stem cells. Circulating, blood derived hematopoietic stem cells, however, allow safe engraftment of all cell lines after supralethal chemo-radiotherapy.

[Fenoterol (Partusisten)-associated lung edema. A case report].

The side effects of a beta 2-mimetic tocolytic therapy are of importance for anaesthesiologists who administer anaesthesia for obstetric operations, as our case report illustrates. In a healthy 28 year old pregnant woman during the 32nd week of pregnancy i.v.

[Long-term thymoleptic management of depressive states with special reference to retarded depression].

Attention is drawn to the importance of long-term thymoleptic treatment by describing the progress of 39 patients who were continually adjusted to a thymoleptic maintenance dose for a mean duration of two years following a depressive reaction. Apart from having a direct thymoleptic effect on insufficiency phenomena lasting longer than particular phases this led to the conclusion that treatment should be related strictly to phase due to the particular proneness of such patients to relapse during postdepressive insufficiency syndromes. Special mention is made of typological features characterising the course of depressive reactions.

Presence of beta-adrenoreceptors in the hypothalamus; their importance for the pressor response to hypothalamic stimulation.

The posterior hypothalamus of cats anaesthetized with pentobarbital sodium was superfused and electrically stimulated with a push-pull cannula. Superfusion of the hypothalamus with (+/-)-, (-)-propranolol, sotalol, practolol or metoprolol caused a concentration-dependent inhibiton of the pressor response to hypothalamic stimulation. (+/-)-Propranolol and a procaine concentration equi-anaesthetic to the concentration of (+/-)- and (-)-propranolol were ineffective.

Hypothalamic action of adrenoreceptor blocking agents.

In cats anaesthetized with pentobarbital sodium, the posterior hypothalamus was superfused and electrically stimulated with a push-pull cannula. The pressor response to stimulation of this hypothalamic area was inhibited when the hypothalamus was superfused with drugs blocking either alpha-adrenoreceptors (piperoxan, tolazoline), or beta-adrenoreceptors--(+/-)-propranolol, (-)-propranolol, practolol, sotalol, metoprolol. (+)-Propranolol and a concentration of procaine equianaesthetic to propranolol were ineffective.