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THE VALIDITY OF RAPID DETERMINATIONS OF THE OSMOTIC PRESSURE OF PROTEIN SOLUTIONS
H. S. Wells, D. G. Miller Jr., B. M. Drake
H. S. Wells, D. G. Miller Jr., B. M. Drake
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THE VALIDITY OF RAPID DETERMINATIONS OF THE OSMOTIC PRESSURE OF PROTEIN SOLUTIONS

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H. S. Wells, D. G. Miller Jr., B. M. Drake

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THE EXCHANGE OF LIPIDS IN THE UMBILICAL CIRCULATION AT BIRTH
Eldon M. Boyd, Karl M. Wilson
Eldon M. Boyd, Karl M. Wilson
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THE EXCHANGE OF LIPIDS IN THE UMBILICAL CIRCULATION AT BIRTH

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Eldon M. Boyd, Karl M. Wilson

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VENOUS PRESSURE AND POSTURE IN NORMAL YOUNG WOMEN
Josephine M. McIntire, Abby H. Turner
Josephine M. McIntire, Abby H. Turner
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VENOUS PRESSURE AND POSTURE IN NORMAL YOUNG WOMEN

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Josephine M. McIntire, Abby H. Turner

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A SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION
Irvine H. Page, George J. Heuer
Irvine H. Page, George J. Heuer
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A SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION

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Irvine H. Page, George J. Heuer

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THE EFFECT OF RENAL DENERVATION ON THE LEVEL OF ARTERIAL BLOOD PRESSURE AND RENAL FUNCTION IN ESSENTIAL HYPERTENSION
Irvine H. Page, George J. Heuer
Irvine H. Page, George J. Heuer
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SOME EFFECTS OF EXERCISE ON THE URINARY SEDIMENT
A. M. Roberts
A. M. Roberts
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THE PROTEIN CONTENT OF SUBCUTANEOUS EDEMA FLUID IN HEART DISEASE
R. G. Bramkamp
R. G. Bramkamp
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THE CALORIGENIC ACTION OF D- AND L-THYROXIN
W. T. Salter, J. Lerman, J. H. Means
W. T. Salter, J. Lerman, J. H. Means
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THE CALORIGENIC ACTION OF D- AND L-THYROXIN

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W. T. Salter, J. Lerman, J. H. Means

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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF CLINICAL VITAMIN B DEFICIENCY
Katharine O'Shea Elsom
Katharine O'Shea Elsom
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EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF CLINICAL VITAMIN B DEFICIENCY

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Katharine O'Shea Elsom

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A HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE ARTERIOLES OF THE MUSCLE AND SKIN FROM THE ARM AND LEG IN INDIVIDUALS WITH COARCTATION OF THE AORTA
Ashton Graybiel, Arthur W. Allen, Paul D. White
Ashton Graybiel, Arthur W. Allen, Paul D. White
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THE METABOLIC MEASUREMENT OF THE WATER EXCHANGE
Paul H. Lavietes
Paul H. Lavietes
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THE METABOLIC MEASUREMENT OF THE WATER EXCHANGE

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Paul H. Lavietes

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THE INFLUENCE OF IONIZED AIR UPON NORMAL SUBJECTS
L. P. Herrington
L. P. Herrington
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STUDIES OF TOTAL PULMONARY CAPACITY AND ITS SUBDIVISIONS. VIII. OBSERVATIONS ON CASES OF PULMONARY FIBROSIS
Alberto Hurtado, Nolan L. Kaltreider, Walter W. Fray, W. D. W. Brooks, William S. McCann
Alberto Hurtado, Nolan L. Kaltreider, Walter W. Fray, W. D. W. Brooks, William S. McCann
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STUDIES OF TOTAL PULMONARY CAPACITY AND ITS SUBDIVISIONS. VIII. OBSERVATIONS ON CASES OF PULMONARY FIBROSIS

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Alberto Hurtado, Nolan L. Kaltreider, Walter W. Fray, W. D. W. Brooks, William S. McCann

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STUDIES OF TOTAL PULMONARY CAPACITY AND ITS SUBDIVISIONS IX. RELATIONSHIP TO THE OXYGEN SATURATION AND CARBON DIOXIDE CONTENT OF THE ARTERIAL BLOOD
Alberto Hurtado, Nolan L. Kaltreider, William S. McCann
Alberto Hurtado, Nolan L. Kaltreider, William S. McCann
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CONCERNING THE NATURALLY OCCURRING PORPHYRINS: I. The Isolation of Coproporphyrin I from the Urine in a Case of Cincophen Cirrhosis
Cecil James Watson
Cecil James Watson
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CONCERNING THE NATURALLY OCCURRING PORPHYRINS: II. The Isolation of a Hitherto Undescribed Porphyrin Occurring with an Increased Amount of Coproporphyrin I in the Feces of a Case of Familial Hemolytic Jaundice
Cecil James Watson
Cecil James Watson
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CONCERNING THE NATURALLY OCCURRING PORPHYRINS: III. The Isolation of Coproporphyrin I from the Feces of Untreated Cases of Pernicious Anemia
Cecil James Watson
Cecil James Watson
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THE RESISTANCE TO FIBRINOLYTIC ACTIVITY OF THE HEMOLYTIC STREPTOCOCCUS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATIC FEVER AND RHEUMATOID (ATROPHIC) ARTHRITIS
Walter K. Myers, Chester S. Keefer, William F. Holmes Jr.
Walter K. Myers, Chester S. Keefer, William F. Holmes Jr.
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ANTI-TRYPTIC ACTIVITY OF SYNOVIAL FLUID IN PATIENTS WITH VARIOUS TYPES OF ARTHRITIS
William F. Holmes Jr., Chester S. Keefer, Walter K. Myers
William F. Holmes Jr., Chester S. Keefer, Walter K. Myers
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ANTI-TRYPTIC ACTIVITY OF SYNOVIAL FLUID IN PATIENTS WITH VARIOUS TYPES OF ARTHRITIS

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William F. Holmes Jr., Chester S. Keefer, Walter K. Myers

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THE INHIBITION OF TRYPTIC DIGESTION OF CARTILAGE BY SYNOVIAL FLUID FROM PATIENTS WITH VARIOUS TYPES OF ARTHRITIS
Chester S. Keefer, William F. Holmes Jr., Walter K. Myers
Chester S. Keefer, William F. Holmes Jr., Walter K. Myers
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THE ABILITY OF NEPHRITIC PATIENTS TO DEAMINIZE AND FORM UREA FROM INGESTED GLYCINE
Esben Kirk
Esben Kirk
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