A. H. Dodge

Renin and angiotensin II receptor expression in the brains of DES‐treated Syrian hamsters

T. Inagami, I. Reid, A. H. Dodge, 1997, The Anatomical record.

Fine structural, G-6-PD isoenzyme, and HaLV gs antigen studies of poly I/C and antiestrogen treated DES-induced hamster renal tumors.

A. H. Dodge, 1977, European journal of cancer.

Destruction of Pancreatic Acinar Tissue by dl-Ethionine.∗

I. Chaikoff, A. H. Dodge, R. Goldberg, 1950, Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine. Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine.

THE EFFECT OF IRRADIATION ON PLASMA ESTERASES IN MICE *

R. Hunter, D. Bennett, D. C. Bennett, 1968, Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences.

Localization of a Steroid 11β-Hydroxylase in the Inner Membrane Subfraction of Rat Adrenal Mitochondria1

A. Christensen, R. B. Clayton, A. H. Dodge, 1970 .

DEVELOPMENT OF THE FLANK ORGAN (SCENT GLAND) OF THE SYRIAN HAMSTER. I. EMBRYOLOGY.

H. Kirkman, F. Algard, A. H. Dodge, 1964, The American journal of anatomy.

Introduction: Review of microscopic studies on the fetal and neonatal kidney

A. H. Dodge, 1997, Microscopy research and technique.

Sites of renin production in fetal, neonatal, and postnatal syrian hamster kidneys

A. H. Dodge, 1993, The Anatomical record.

Development of the flank organ (scent gland) of the Syrian hamster. II. Postnatal development.

H. Kirkman, F. Algard, A. H. Dodge, 1966, The American journal of anatomy.

Histogenetic and morphological in vivo and in vitro data concerning androgen-estrogen-induced scent gland tumor in the Syrian hamster.

G. M. Connell, L. J. Rubinstein, H. Kirkman, 1976, Cancer research.

Fine structural, HaLV gs antigen, and reverse transcriptase study of the Syrian hamster stilbestrol-induced renal carcinoma.

A. H. Dodge, 1974, Laboratory investigation; a journal of technical methods and pathology.

Androgen–Oestrogen-Induced Tumours: Lactic Dehydrogenase Relative to Chaetepithelioma Induction in the Syrian Hamster

H. Kirkman, F. Algard, A. H. Dodge, 1965, Nature.