A neotype for Globorotalia margaritae Bolli and Bermudez

Bolli, Hans M.; Bermudez, Pedro J.

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“…reducing the chances of immunological interference or of unpredicrahle release of insulin from insulin/ antibody complexes (Bolli and others 1984). However, the presence of antibodies to exogenous insulin could be advantageous because they may prolong the duration of action of the preparation and prevent sudden fluctuations in plasma insulin concentrations by the creation ofan 'insulin reservoir' (Bolli andothers 1084, Feldman andNelson 1987). l'his absence of antibodies to porcine insulin preparations may explain the clinical impression of a more rapid onset and shorter duration of action of porcine insulin preparations than those of bovine or mixed origin (Feldnian and Nelson 1987).…”

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Pharmacokinetics of a porcine insulin zinc suspension in diabetic dogs

Graham

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McKellar

1997

J of Small Animal Practice

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Ten dogs with naturally occurring diabetes mellitus were injected with a highly purified porcine insulin zinc suspension at a dose according to their expected requirement. Plasma insulin and glucose concentrations were measured at two-hourly intervals over 24 hours following injection. There were either one or two peaks in plasma insulin concentration: one at about four hours (mean 4.3 +/- 1.3 [SD]) and another at about 11 hours (mean 11 +/- 1.85) after the injection. The second insulin peak was seen in only eight dogs. Persistence of elevated plasma insulin concentrations ranged from 14 to 24 hours (mean 17.4 +/- 3.65). These results compare favourably with those published for other intermediate-acting insulin preparations used to treat canine diabetes mellitus and suggest that this preparation has useful properties for the successful management of many canine diabetics.

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Pharmacokinetics of a porcine insulin zinc suspension in diabetic dogs

Graham

Nash

McKellar

1997

J of Small Animal Practice

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A classification and introduction to the Globigerinacea

Banner¹

1982

Aspects of Micropalaeontology

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Late Miocene to PleistoceneGloborotalia(Foraminiferida) from DSDP Leg 29, Site 284, Southwest Pacific

Hornibrook

1982

New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics

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DSDP Site 284 recovered the most complete sequence so far of Late Miocene to early Pleistocene calcareous biogenic sediments in the cool subtropical Southwest Pacific. The sequence of 20 Globorotalia species and subspecies matches that in the East Coast Basin in New Zealand and permits good biostratigraphic correlation between oceanic and shelf sequences.A new species, Globorotalia pliozea, and a new subspecies, G. conomiozea mons, are described.There is no obvious correlation between the sequence of changes in preferred coiling directions in different species.

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A neotype for Globorotalia margaritae Bolli and Bermudez

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Pharmacokinetics of a porcine insulin zinc suspension in diabetic dogs

Pharmacokinetics of a porcine insulin zinc suspension in diabetic dogs

A classification and introduction to the Globigerinacea

Late Miocene to PleistoceneGloborotalia(Foraminiferida) from DSDP Leg 29, Site 284, Southwest Pacific

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