BLOOD KETONES AND SERUM LIPIDS IN STARVATION AND WATER DEPRIVATION

^{Aero-Medical Laboratory, Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio}

^{Department of Internal Medicine, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven}

^{Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven}

Lt. Col. D. B. Dill, Q. M. C., A. U. S., was responsible for the inception of this work and guided it through its initial stages. Capt. J. M. Quashnock, M. C., A. U. S., assisted in the management of the experiments and in the analysis of the data, as well as serving as a volunteer subject. Capt. Wilson, A. C., A. U. S., Lt. Holmes, Sn. C., A. U. S., Lt. Chovnick, A. C., A. U. S., Sgts. Tressler and Roberts, and Pvts. Perzanowski, Leyzorek, and McHugh, all of the A. C., A. U. S., served as volunteer subjects. We are indebted to Dr. T. S. Danowski, Dr. A. J. Eisenman, Dr. J. R. Elkinton, and Dr. E. A. H. Sims of the Department of Internal Medicine of Yale University School of Medicine, for their cooperation and help. Sugar and protein analyses were done by members of the laboratory staffs at Wright Field and at Yale. Miss Barbara Russell of the Yale University School of Nursing and Dr. S. C. Harvey of the Department of Surgery provided proper facilities for the care of the subjects. The work was carried out in connection with an Army Air Corps Contract.

The authors are indebted to Professor John Fulton who generously placed the facilities of the Laboratory of Physiology of the Yale University School of Medicine at their disposal.

This article has been cleared for publication by the War Department Bureau of Public Relations. The opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect official views of the War Department.

The ketone investigation was aided by a grant from the Dazian Foundation for Medical Research.

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^{Aero-Medical Laboratory, Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio}

^{Department of Internal Medicine, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven}

^{Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven}

Lt. Col. D. B. Dill, Q. M. C., A. U. S., was responsible for the inception of this work and guided it through its initial stages. Capt. J. M. Quashnock, M. C., A. U. S., assisted in the management of the experiments and in the analysis of the data, as well as serving as a volunteer subject. Capt. Wilson, A. C., A. U. S., Lt. Holmes, Sn. C., A. U. S., Lt. Chovnick, A. C., A. U. S., Sgts. Tressler and Roberts, and Pvts. Perzanowski, Leyzorek, and McHugh, all of the A. C., A. U. S., served as volunteer subjects. We are indebted to Dr. T. S. Danowski, Dr. A. J. Eisenman, Dr. J. R. Elkinton, and Dr. E. A. H. Sims of the Department of Internal Medicine of Yale University School of Medicine, for their cooperation and help. Sugar and protein analyses were done by members of the laboratory staffs at Wright Field and at Yale. Miss Barbara Russell of the Yale University School of Nursing and Dr. S. C. Harvey of the Department of Surgery provided proper facilities for the care of the subjects. The work was carried out in connection with an Army Air Corps Contract.

The authors are indebted to Professor John Fulton who generously placed the facilities of the Laboratory of Physiology of the Yale University School of Medicine at their disposal.

This article has been cleared for publication by the War Department Bureau of Public Relations. The opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect official views of the War Department.

The ketone investigation was aided by a grant from the Dazian Foundation for Medical Research.

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^{Aero-Medical Laboratory, Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio}

^{Department of Internal Medicine, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven}

^{Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven}

Lt. Col. D. B. Dill, Q. M. C., A. U. S., was responsible for the inception of this work and guided it through its initial stages. Capt. J. M. Quashnock, M. C., A. U. S., assisted in the management of the experiments and in the analysis of the data, as well as serving as a volunteer subject. Capt. Wilson, A. C., A. U. S., Lt. Holmes, Sn. C., A. U. S., Lt. Chovnick, A. C., A. U. S., Sgts. Tressler and Roberts, and Pvts. Perzanowski, Leyzorek, and McHugh, all of the A. C., A. U. S., served as volunteer subjects. We are indebted to Dr. T. S. Danowski, Dr. A. J. Eisenman, Dr. J. R. Elkinton, and Dr. E. A. H. Sims of the Department of Internal Medicine of Yale University School of Medicine, for their cooperation and help. Sugar and protein analyses were done by members of the laboratory staffs at Wright Field and at Yale. Miss Barbara Russell of the Yale University School of Nursing and Dr. S. C. Harvey of the Department of Surgery provided proper facilities for the care of the subjects. The work was carried out in connection with an Army Air Corps Contract.

The authors are indebted to Professor John Fulton who generously placed the facilities of the Laboratory of Physiology of the Yale University School of Medicine at their disposal.

This article has been cleared for publication by the War Department Bureau of Public Relations. The opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect official views of the War Department.

The ketone investigation was aided by a grant from the Dazian Foundation for Medical Research.

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^{Aero-Medical Laboratory, Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio}

^{Department of Internal Medicine, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven}

^{Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven}

Lt. Col. D. B. Dill, Q. M. C., A. U. S., was responsible for the inception of this work and guided it through its initial stages. Capt. J. M. Quashnock, M. C., A. U. S., assisted in the management of the experiments and in the analysis of the data, as well as serving as a volunteer subject. Capt. Wilson, A. C., A. U. S., Lt. Holmes, Sn. C., A. U. S., Lt. Chovnick, A. C., A. U. S., Sgts. Tressler and Roberts, and Pvts. Perzanowski, Leyzorek, and McHugh, all of the A. C., A. U. S., served as volunteer subjects. We are indebted to Dr. T. S. Danowski, Dr. A. J. Eisenman, Dr. J. R. Elkinton, and Dr. E. A. H. Sims of the Department of Internal Medicine of Yale University School of Medicine, for their cooperation and help. Sugar and protein analyses were done by members of the laboratory staffs at Wright Field and at Yale. Miss Barbara Russell of the Yale University School of Nursing and Dr. S. C. Harvey of the Department of Surgery provided proper facilities for the care of the subjects. The work was carried out in connection with an Army Air Corps Contract.

The authors are indebted to Professor John Fulton who generously placed the facilities of the Laboratory of Physiology of the Yale University School of Medicine at their disposal.

This article has been cleared for publication by the War Department Bureau of Public Relations. The opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect official views of the War Department.

The ketone investigation was aided by a grant from the Dazian Foundation for Medical Research.

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