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case of basic research also.

whole observations were finished.

used in patients' medical therapy, human rights). These problems are in the

2.In animal models we really inform the provocation agents (we used 17 different models), and we used all the time a dose–response curve and followed the time-course events. All the biochemical examinations (from one animal) were done at the same time. The results were calculated. The applied agents were expressed in molecular weights, and the affinity and intrinsic values (curves)

3.The evaluation of the obtained results was evaluated at that time when the

5.I tried to demonstrate by my works how the clinicians are able to create a

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*The schematic presentation of biochemical buildup of human gastrointestinal mucosa in patients with different gastric acid secretory responses. All of the adenine and adenosine compounds increased significantly (meanwhile the stream of ATP breakdown enhanced in both directions) in the gastric corpus mucosa in comparison to those results obtained in the corpus mucosa of patients with hyperacidity. The same biochemical parameters were obtained in the ulcerated antral, duodenal, and jejunal mucosa in patients with chronic antral, duodenal, and jejunal mucosae. So the biochemical structure of human chronic antral, duodenal, and jejunal mucosa is the same as that obtained in the corpus fundic mucosa in patients with gastric hyperacidity* 

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were calculated from the obtained dose–response curves.

4.These types of examination can be very hard work for clinicians.

special bridge between the basic and clinical research works.

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Gyula Mózsik First Department of Medicine, University of Pécs, Hungary

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