American Journal of Physiology v108n2 1934 Herbert S Gasser for Sale

American Journal of Physiology v108n2 1934 Herbert S Gasser For Sale

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American Journal of Physiology v108n2 1934 Herbert S Gasser:
$14.99

Size: 7" x 10". Condition: VG+.
The American Journal of Physiology, edited for the American Physiological Society, Baltimore MD.CONTENTS

The Influence of Rate and Temperature Change and of Various Cardiac Drugs on Rhythhmicity, Contractility, and the Refractory Period of the Turtle Heart. Alfred M. Wedd

Hemoglobin Production Factors in the Anemic Horse Liver. G. H. Whipple and F. S. Robscheit-Robbins

Hemoglobin Production Factors in Normal Livers of Domestic Animals. F. S. Robscheit-Robbins and G. H. Whipple

Protein and Energy Metabolism of Wild and Albino Rats During Prolonged Fasting. Francis G. Benedict and Edward L. Fox

Some properties of the Cord Potentials Evoked by a Single Afferent Volley. Joseph Hughes and Herbert S. Gasser

The Response of the Spinal Cord to Two Afferent Volleys. Joseph Hughes and Herbert S. Gasser

Superfetation in the Albino Rat. James Rollin Slonaker

Age Variations in the Polymorphonuclear Leucocyte of the Rat. Paul D. Crimm and Darwin M. Short

A Study of the Pituitary Factor Increasing the Ovarian Weights of Immature Rats When Injected in Combination with Pregnancy Urine. Samuel L. Leonard

The Sources of Energy in Muscular Work Performed in Anaerobic Conditions. R. Margaria and H. T. Edwards

Blood Volume and Hematocrit Determinations in Rabbits Before and During Emotional Excitement. L. B. Nice and H. L. Katz

The Tubular Elimination of Phenol Red in the Rabbit Kidney. I. Gersh

Observations on Epinephrine Oxidation and Stabilization. Arnold DeMerritt Welch

The Changes in Hemoglobin Concentration of Blood of Growing Rats. E. V. Enzmann

The Effect of Sleep on Human Basal Metabolism, with Particular Reference to South Indian Women. Eleanor D. Mason and Francis G. Benedict

Direct Electrical Stimulation of Denervated Autonomic Effectors. A. Rosenblueth and W. B. Cannon

Relation of Intensity and Duration of Brief Retinal Stimulation by Light to the Electrical Response of the Optic Cortex of the Rabbit. S. Howard Bartley

Induced Ocular Luminescence as a Probable Source of Entoptic Vision. Henry Sewall

Reactions of the Rat Uterus, Excised and in Situ, to Histamine and in Anaphylaxis. Caroline tum Suden

The Effect of Histamine on the Blood Sugar in Suprarenalectomized Rats. Leland C. Wyman and Caroline tum Suden

The Relation Between Blood Pressure, Blood Urea Nitrogen and Fluid Balance of the Adrenalectomized Dog. W. W. Swingle, J. J. Pfiffner, H. M. Vars and W. M. Parkins. 428

The Relation of Bilateral Suprarenalectomy and Subsequent Extract Therapy on the Body Weight and Oestrual Cycle ofthe Albino Rat. Robert L. Kroc and Steven J. Martin

Observations on the Nervous Control of the Ileo-caecal Sphincter and on Intestinal Moveements in an Unanesthetized Human Subject. H. L. White, Warren R. Rainey, Betty Monaghan and A. S. Harris

Absorption of Ionic Fluids from the Subarachnoid Space. Otto A. Mortensen and Lewis H. Weed.

The Relation Between Circulatory Rate and Absorption in the Gut. Ernst Gellhorn and David Northup

Ascites and Other Effects of Large Saline Injections. Dean A. Collins

Reactive Hyperemia: Relation of Duration of Increased Blood Flow to Length of Circulatory Arrest. M. Laurence Montgomery, John M. Moore and Joseph S. McGuinness

The Influence of the Thyroid on the Action of Gonad-Stimulating Hormones. C. F. Fluhmann
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