Meanings of normal dogs in English

Methods and results: Coronary-perfused, isolated whole-atrial preparations from 33 normal dogs were studied.

ANIMALS 17 clinically normal dogs of various breeds, ages, and sexes.

Comparison with normal dogs showed no apparent increase in septal myofibroblasts.

Ten normal dogs were each scanned using 16 MRI pulse sequences.

This intrarenal insulin infusion had no effect on sodium or volume excretion in normal dogs.

Hormone concentrations in dogs with a seminoma were not different from those in normal dogs.

Plasma histamine concentrations in dogs with MCT were significantly higher than those in normal dogs.

Conversely, plasma gastrin concentrations in dogs with MCT were significantly lower than gastrin concentrations in normal dogs.

These results suggest a compensatory mechanism for secretory IgA, so that the total amount equals that in normal dogs.

Serum immunoglobulin concentrations differed somewhat between normal dogs and dogs affected with XHED but they were all within normal ranges.

The GESP was not significantly increased in these dogs, compared with that in clinically normal dogs in either the fasting or postprandial state.

In contrast, the secretory IgA concentrations found in affected dogs were significantly higher than in normal dogs, while lacrimal secretions were significantly decreased.

In response to a decrease in plasma glucose, there is a biphasic increment in glucose production in normal dogs, which is missing in diabetes.

After the meal challenge, glucose levels were significantly higher in transplanted animals than in normal dogs, and no additional deleterious effect of CsA was observed.

B) Epinephrine infusion in normal dogs mimics some effects of stress, in that it increases glucose production, inhibits metabolic glucose clearance and increases lipolysis.

Corresponding plasma gastrin immunoreactivity was not significantly increased in dogs of the GDV-recovered group, compared with that in clinically normal dogs (fasting or postprandial).