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So far Judith Matlala has created 1211 blog entries.

An insoluble fibrogenic factor in macrophages from guinea pigs exposed to silica

Author: Kilroe-Smith TA, Webster I, Van Drimmelen M, Marasas L. [...]

Judith Matlala2019-04-10T23:32:06+02:00Dec 31st, 1973|

Asbestos and malignancy

Author: Webster I. Source: S Afr Med J. 1973; 47 [...]

Judith Matlala2019-04-10T23:28:15+02:00Dec 31st, 1973|

Chest radiography at 200 kV

Author: Glyn Thomas R, Wiles FJ, Sluis-Cremer GK. Source: S [...]

Judith Matlala2019-04-10T23:24:56+02:00Dec 31st, 1973|

Discussion summary

Author: Webster I. Source: Biological effects of Asbestos, Lyon: International [...]

Judith Matlala2019-04-10T23:21:12+02:00Dec 31st, 1973|

Effect of exposure to quartz dust in vivo on pentose cycle activity in guinea pig lung

Author: Prinsloo H. Source: Environmental Research. 1973; 6:68-76.

Judith Matlala2019-04-10T23:16:54+02:00Dec 31st, 1973|

Fungus diseases in Southern Africa

Author: Martin PMD, Berson SD. Source: Mycopath et Mycol Applicata. [...]

Judith Matlala2019-04-10T23:12:45+02:00Dec 31st, 1973|

Malignancy in relation to crocidolite and amosite

Author: Webster I. Source: Biological effects of Asbestos, Lyon: International [...]

Judith Matlala2019-04-10T23:09:27+02:00Dec 31st, 1973|

Some aspects concerning amphibian protein yolk structure

Author: Skikne MI. Source: Electron Microscopy Society of Southern Africa: [...]

Judith Matlala2019-04-10T23:06:22+02:00Dec 31st, 1973|

The effect of silica dust on the phospholipid metabolism of macrophages

Author: Kilroe-Smith TA, Oxenham GM. Source: Chem Biol Interactions. 1973; [...]

Judith Matlala2019-04-10T23:02:00+02:00Dec 31st, 1973|

Acute pleurisy in asbestos exposed persons

Author: Sluis-Cremer GK, Webster I. Source: Env Res. 1972; 5:380-392.

Judith Matlala2019-04-10T22:58:32+02:00Dec 31st, 1972|

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