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Research Articles
THE EFFECT OF FATAL P. KNOWLESI MALARIA ON SIMIAN CIRCULATORY AND BODY FLUID COMPARTMENT PHYSIOLOGY
Richard R. Overman, Harry A. Feldman
Richard R. Overman, Harry A. Feldman
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THE OCCURRENCE OF JAUNDICE IN THERAPEUTIC AND NATURAL MALARIA
Thomas C. Chalmers Jr.
Thomas C. Chalmers Jr.
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MECHANISM AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE THYMOL TURBIDITY TEST FOR LIVER DISEASE
Henry G. Kunkel, Charles L. Hoagland
Henry G. Kunkel, Charles L. Hoagland
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MECHANISM AND SIGNIFICANCE OF THE THYMOL TURBIDITY TEST FOR LIVER DISEASE

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Henry G. Kunkel, Charles L. Hoagland

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THE EFFECTS OF TEMPORARY CESSATION OF RENAL BLOOD FLOW IN RATS
Simon Koletsky, Gordon E. Gustafson
Simon Koletsky, Gordon E. Gustafson
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THE EFFECTS OF TEMPORARY CESSATION OF RENAL BLOOD FLOW IN RATS

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Simon Koletsky, Gordon E. Gustafson

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SEROLOGICAL RESPONSE TO INTRANASAL ADMINISTRATION OF INACTIVE INFLUENZA VIRUS IN CHILDREN
J. J. Quilligan Jr., Thomas Francis Jr.
J. J. Quilligan Jr., Thomas Francis Jr.
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THE VOLUME OF DISTRIBUTION OF MANNITOL AS A MEASURE OF THE VOLUME OF EXTRACELLULAR FLUID, WITH A STUDY OF THE MANNITOL METHOD
J. Russell Elkinton
J. Russell Elkinton
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EFFECTS OF EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTONIA ON CIRCULATING LEUKOCYTES
James L. Tullis
James L. Tullis
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THE RELATIONSHIP OF SODIUM CHLORIDE TO HYPERTENSION
George A. Perera, David W. Blood
George A. Perera, David W. Blood
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THE RELATIONSHIP OF SODIUM CHLORIDE TO HYPERTENSION

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George A. Perera, David W. Blood

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CAPILLARY PERMEABILITY IN RELATION TO ACUTE ANOXIA AND TO VENOUS OXYGEN SATURATION
J. Henry, J. Goodman, J. Meehan, R. Frankel
J. Henry, J. Goodman, J. Meehan, R. Frankel
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CAPILLARY PERMEABILITY IN RELATION TO ACUTE ANOXIA AND TO VENOUS OXYGEN SATURATION

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J. Henry, J. Goodman, J. Meehan, R. Frankel

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THE HEPATIC BLOOD FLOW AND SPLANCHNIC OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF MAN—THEIR ESTIMATION FROM UREA PRODUCTION OR BROMSULPHALEIN EXCRETION DURING CATHETERIZATION OF THE HEPATIC VEINS
J. D. Myers
J. D. Myers
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THE URINARY EXCRETION OF RADIOIODINE IN VARIOUS THYROID STATES
F. Raymond Keating Jr., Marschelle H. Power, Joseph Berkson, Samuel F. Haines
F. Raymond Keating Jr., Marschelle H. Power, Joseph Berkson, Samuel F. Haines
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THE URINARY EXCRETION OF RADIOIODINE IN VARIOUS THYROID STATES

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F. Raymond Keating Jr., Marschelle H. Power, Joseph Berkson, Samuel F. Haines

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STUDIES ON PAIN: DISCRIMINATION OF DIFFERENCES IN INTENSITY OF A PAIN STIMULUS AS A BASIS OF A SCALE OF PAIN INTENSITY
James D. Hardy, Harold G. Wolff, Helen Goodell
James D. Hardy, Harold G. Wolff, Helen Goodell
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THE EFFECT OF URINE VOLUME ON UREA EXCRETION
Donald D. Van Slyke
Donald D. Van Slyke
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THE EFFECT OF URINE VOLUME ON UREA EXCRETION

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Donald D. Van Slyke

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THE INFLUENCE OF ORALLY ADMINISTERED ALKALI AND ACID ON THE RENAL EXCRETION OF QUINACRINE, CHLOROQUINE AND SANTOQUINE
Joseph W. Jailer, Morris Rosenfeld, James A. Shannon
Joseph W. Jailer, Morris Rosenfeld, James A. Shannon
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRTY-NINTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL INVESTIGATION HELD IN ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., MAY 5, 1947
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