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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY 
 
 1957-58 
 
 John C. Dalton Professor: Magnus I. Gregersen, Ph.D., (Executive Officer). 
 
 Professor: Walter S. Root, Ph.D. 
 
 Associate Professors: Louis J. Cizek, M.D.; William L. Nastuk, Ph.D.; William 
 W. Walcott, Ph.D. 
 
 Assistant Professor: Werner R. Loewenstein, D.M.D. 
 
 Assistant Clinical Professors: H. A. Abramson, M.D.; F. Hollander, Ph.D. 
 
 Instructors: Shu Chien, ALB., Ph.D.; Robert J. Dellenback, Ph.D.; Leonard 
 Levine, B.Sc; Gerd Muelheims, M.D.; Mero Nocenti, Ph.D.; Ruth 
 Rawson, Ph.D.; Richard Rowley, Ph.D. 
 
 Assistant: Barbara Olson, B.Sc. 
 
FORMER MEMBERS OF THE DEPARTMENT 
 
 Allen, Thomas H., Ph.D., Chief, Division of Physiology, Army Nutrition Labora- 
 tory, Fitzsimmons General Hospital. 
 
 Allison, James B., Ph.D., Professor of Biology, Rutgers University. 
 
 Alpert, Norman R., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physiology, University of 
 Illinois Medical School. 
 
 Beatty, Clarissa H., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biochemistry, University of 
 Oregon Medical School. 
 
 Bing, Richard J., M.D., Professor of Medicine, Washington University Medical 
 School. 
 
 Borison, Herbert L., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Pharmacology, University 
 of Utah Medical School. 
 
 Cain, Arthur, Jr., M.D., National Research Council. 
 
 Carpenter, Frank G., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physiology, Dartmouth 
 Medical School. 
 
 Chaikelis, Alexander S., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Biology, College of 
 the City of New York. 
 
 Circle, Sidney J., Ph.D., Central Organic Research Laboratory, Glidden 
 Company. 
 
 Cole, Kenneth S., Ph.D., Chief, Laboratory of Biophysics, National Institute 
 of Neurological Diseases and Blindness, National Institutes of Health. 
 
 Conley, C. Lockard, M.D., Professor of Medicine, The Johns Hopkins Medical 
 School. 
 
 Curtis, Howard J., Ph.D., Chairman, Department of Biology, Brookhaven 
 National Laboratory. 
 
 Deyrup, Ingrith J., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Zoology, Barnard College. 
 
 Di Salvo, Nicholas A., D.D.S., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Dentistry, School 
 of Dental and Oral Surgery, Columbia University. 
 
 Fleming, Thqmas C, M.D., Director of Clinical Research, Mead-Johnson Inc. 
 
Gelfan, Samuel, Ph.D., Research Associate in Neurology and Neurosurgery, 
 New York Medical College. 
 
 Gellhorn, Alfred, M.D., Associate Professor of Medicine, College of Physicians 
 and Surgeons, Columbia University; Director, Institute of Cancer Research, 
 Columbia University. 
 
 Glaviano, Vincent, Assistant Professor of Physiology, University of Illinois 
 Medical School. 
 
 Grant, Wilson C, Ph.D., Head, Department of Physiology, Lederle Division, 
 American Cyanamid Co. 
 
 Guest, Mason, Ph.D., Professor of Physiology, University of Texas Medical 
 School. 
 
 Holmes, Joseph H., M.D., Professor of Medicine, University of Colorado 
 Medical School. 
 
 Hrachovec, Joseph, M. D., D.Sc, New Faculty of Medicine, Paris. 
 
 Javid, Zia, Department of Physiology, Down State Medical Center, Brooklyn. 
 
 King, Barry G., Ph.D., Vice President, Life Sciences Operations, Research, 
 Inc., Silver Springs, Md. 
 
 Kline, Daniel L., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Physiology, Yale University 
 Medical School. 
 
 Lambert, J. T., M.D., Private practice. Surgery, New York City. 
 
 Leigh, Octa C, Jr., M.D., Deceased. 
 
 Lester, Ruth A. (Mrs. William L. Nastuk). 
 
 Lim, R. K. S., M.D., Ph.D., D.Sc, Head of Physiology and Pharmacology Depts., 
 Miles-Ames Research Laboratory. 
 
 Lukin, Larissa, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physiology, Ohio State University. 
 
 Maes, Julian P., M.D., Deceased. 
 
 Moore, Dan H., Ph.D., Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. 
 
 Nelson, Robert, M.D., Private practice. Medicine, Harrington Park, New Jersey. 
 
 Nickerson, John L., Ph.D., Professor of Physiology, Chicago Medical School. 
 
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Noble, Robert P., M.D., Private practice, Medicine, Sharon, Connecticut; 
 Assistant in Medicine, College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia Uni- 
 versity. 
 
 Oppenheimer, Enid T., Volunteer Research Worker, Institute of Cancer Re- 
 search, Columbia University. 
 
 Orohovats, Peter D., M.D., Merck Institute for Therapeutic Research. 
 
 Overman, Richard R., Ph.D., Professor of Clinical Physiology, University of 
 Tennessee Medical School. 
 
 Painter, Elizabeth E., Ph.D., (Mrs. David Marcus). 
 
 Pallavicini, Charles, Ph.D., Research Associate, Department of Biochemistry, 
 College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University. 
 
 Pappenheimer, John R., Ph.D., Professor of Physiology, Career Investigator, 
 American Heart Association, Harvard Medical School. 
 
 Parrack, Horace O., Ph.D., Technical Director and Coordinator, Research and 
 Development. Program, A. F. Noise and Vibration Control, Aero-Medical 
 Laboratory. 
 
 Peterson, G. M., M. D., Private practice. Radiology, Louisville, Kentucky. 
 
 Pike, Frank H., Ph.D., Deceased. 
 
 Reeve, E. Basil, M.D., Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Colorado 
 Medical School. 
 
 Reynolds, Monica, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physiology, University of Penn- 
 sylvania, School of Veterinary Medicine. 
 
 Scott, Ernest L., Ph. D., Deceased. 
 
 Sear, Hubert, M.D., Resident in Radiology, Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. 
 
 Semple, Robert E., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Physiology, Queens University, 
 Kingston, Canada. 
 
 Treat, Asher E., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Biology, College of the City of 
 New York. 
 
 Wang, S. C, Ph.D., M.D., Professor of Pharmacology, College of Physicians and 
 Surgeons, Columbia University. 
 
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Wiggers, Harold C, Ph.D., Professor of Physiology and Dean, Albany Medical 
 School. 
 
 Williams, H. B., M.D., Deceased. 
 
 Zucker, Marjorie B., Ph.D., Associate, Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer 
 Research. 
 
 AWARDED PH.D. DEGREE IN PHYSIOLOGY UNDER THE 
 FACULTY OF PURE SCIENCE, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 
 
 Alpert, Norman R., Assistant Professor of Physiology, University of Illinois 
 Medical School. 
 
 Beatty, Clarissa H., Assistant Professor of Biochemistry, University of Oregon 
 Medical School. 
 
 Borison, Herbert L., Associate Professor of Pharmacology, University of Utah 
 Medical School. 
 
 Carpenter, Frank G., Assistant Professor of Physiology, Dartmouth Medical 
 School. 
 
 Chien, Shu, Instructor in Physiology, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 
 Columbia University. 
 
 Cohen, Morton, Instructor in Physiology, Albert Einstein College of Medicine. 
 Deyrup, Ingrith J., Associate Professor of Zoology, Barnard College. 
 
 Di Salvo, Nicholas A., Associate Professor of Dentistry, School of Dental and 
 Oral Surgery, Columbia University. 
 
 Glaviano, Vincent, Assistant Professor of Physiology, University of Illinois 
 Medical School. 
 
 Goldman, David E., Naval Medical Research Institute. 
 
 Guest, Mason, Professor of Physiology, University of Texas. 
 
 Guttman, Rita M., Assistant Professor of Biology, Brooklyn College. 
 
 Huang, Kee-chang, Assistant Professor of Pharmacology, University of Louisville 
 School of Medicine. 
 
 Huber, Olive, Professor of Physiology, Hunter College. 
 
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Jarvik, Norman, Private practice, Glenbrook, Conn. 
 
 Kline, Daniel L., Associate Professor of Physiology, Yale University School of 
 Medicine. 
 
 Lukin, Larissa, Assistant Professor of Physiology, Ohio State University. 
 
 Neidle, Enid A., Assistant Professor of Physiology, New York University 
 School of Dentistry. 
 
 Parrack, Horace O., Technical Director and Coordinator, Research and Devel- 
 opment Program A.F. Noise and Vibration Control, Aero-Medical Laboratory. 
 
 Rawson, Ruth A., Instructor in Physiology, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 
 Columbia University. 
 
 Reynolds, Monica, Assistant Professor of Physiology, University of Pennsylvania, 
 School of Veterinary Medicine. 
 
 Semple, Robert E., Associate Professor of Physiology, Queens University, 
 Kingston, Canada. 
 
 Treat, Asher, Assistant Professor of Physiology, College of the City of New York. 
 
 Walcott, William W., Associate Professor of Physiology, College of Physicians 
 and Surgeons, Columbia University. 
 
 Zucker, Marjorie B., Associate, Sloan-Kettering Institute for Cancer Research. 
 
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PUBLICATIONS 
 
 (1937) 
 
 1. Cole, K. S. Electric impedance of marine egg membranes. Trans. Faraday 
 Soc, 1937, 33:966-972. 
 
 2. Cole, K. S. and Curtis, H. J. Wheatstone Bridge and electrolytic resistor 
 for impedance measurements over a wide frequency range. Rev. of Scien- 
 tific Instruments, 1937, 8:333-339. 
 
 3. Cole, K. S., and Jahn, T. L. The nature and permeability of grasshopper 
 egg membranes. IV. The alternating current impedance over a wide 
 frequency range. J. Cell. & Comp. Physiol., 1937, 10:265-275. 
 
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 4. Curtis, H. J., and Cole, K. S. Transverse electric impedance of Nitella. 
 
 J. Gen. Physiol., 1937, 21:189-201. 
 
 (1938) 
 
 5. Blakemore, A. H., and King, B. G. Electrothermic coagulation of aortic 
 aneurysms. J. Am. Med. Assn., 1938, 111:1821-1827. 
 
 6. Cole, K. S., and Curtis, H. J. Electrical impedance of nerve during 
 activity. Nature, 1938, 142:209-210. 
 
 7. Cole, K. S., and Curtis, H. J. Electric impedance of Nitella during ac- 
 tivity. J. Gen. Physiol., 1938, 22:37-64. 
 
 8. Cole, K. S., and Curtis, H. J. Electrical impedance of Nitella during 
 excitation. Am. J. Physiol., 1938, 123:41. 
 
 9. Cole, K. S., and Curtis, H. J. Electric impedance of single marine eggs. 
 J. Gen. Physiol., 1938, 21:591-599. 
 
 10. Cole, K. S., and Spencer, J. M. Electric impedance of fertilized Arbacia 
 egg suspensions. J. Gen. Physiol., 1938, 21:583-590. 
 
 11. Cole, K. S. Electric impedance of marine egg membranes. Nature, 1938, 
 141:79. 
 
 12. Cole, K. S., and Curtis, H. J. Electrical impedance of single Arbacia eggs. 
 Physical Rev., 1938, 53:333. 
 
 13. Cole, K. S., and Curtis, H. J. Electrical impedance of Nitella during 
 excitation. Physical Rev., 1938, 53:687. 
 
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14. Curtis, H. J., and Cole, K. S. Transverse electric impedance of the squid 
 giant axon. J. Gen. Physiol., 1938, 21:757-765. 
 
 15. Gregersen, M. I. An analysis of colorimetric methods in relation to plasma 
 volume determinations. J. Lab. and Clin. Med., 1938, 23:423-430. 
 
 16. Gregersen, M. I., and Holmes, J. H. Observations on thirst. XVI Interna- 
 tionalen Physiologenkongresses, Zurich, 1938, Kongressbericht III. 
 
 17. Gregersen, M. I., and Painter, E. E. The spectral absorption of sulfanila- 
 mide and its red azo dye. Am. J. Physiol., 1938, 123:83. 
 
 18. Gregersen, M. I. Part VIII. The distribution and regulation of water in 
 the body, pp. 903-933; Part IX. The Kidney, pp. 934-966, in Macleod's 
 Physiology in Modern Medicine. 8th ed., C. V. Mosby Co., St. Louis, 1938. 
 
 19. Hrubetz, M. C. On the nature of insulin convulsions. Proc. Soc. Exper. 
 Biol, and Med., 1938, 38:300-301. 
 
 20. Hrubetz, M. C, and Blackberg, S. N. The influence of nembutal, pento- 
 thal, Seconal, amytal, phenobarbital, and chloroform on blood sugar 
 concentration and carbohydrate mobilization. Am. J. Physiol., 1938, 122: 
 759-764. 
 
 21. King, B. G. A comparison of pulmonary ventilation in three methods 
 of artificial respiration. J. Indust. Hygiene and Toxicology, 1938, 20:576- 
 580. 
 
 22. Painter, E. E. Simultaneous determinations of the body water available 
 for dilution of exogenous urea and sulfanilamide in unanesthetized dogs. 
 Am. J. Physiol., 1938. 123:159. 
 
 23. Zwemer, R. L., and Pike, F. H. Effect of nerve excitation on potassium 
 in body fluids. Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., 1938, 37:257-271. 
 
 (1939) 
 
 24. Abramson, H. A. The determination of the electrical charge of surfaces 
 by the microscopic method of electrophoresis. Ann. N. Y. Acad. Sci., 1939, 
 39:121-145. 
 
 25. Abramson, H. A., Gorin, M. H., and Moyer, L. S. The polar groups of 
 protein and amino acid surfaces in liquids. Chem. Rev., 1939, 24:345-366. 
 
 26. Cole, K. S., and Curtis, H. J. Electric impedance of the squid giant axon 
 during activity. J. Gen. Physiol., 1939, 22:649-670. 
 
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27. Cole, K. S., and Curtis, H. J. Electrical impedance of the squid giant axon 
 during activity. Am. J. Physiol., 1939, 126:468. 
 
 28. Cole, K. S., and Hodgkin, A. L. Membrane and protoplasm resistance 
 in the squid giant axon. J. Gen. Physiol., 1939, 22:671-687. 
 
 29. Cole, K. S., and Hodgkin, A. L. Membrane resistance of the squid giant 
 axon at rest. Am. J. Physiol., 1939, 126:468. 
 
 30. Gregersen, M. I., and Painter, E. Plasma Volume and "available fluid" 
 changes in dehydration. Am. J. Physiol., 1939, 126:511-512. 
 
 31. Gregersen, M. I., and Stewart, J. D. Simultaneous determination of the 
 plasma volume with T-1824, and the "available fluid" volume with 
 sodium thiocyanate. Am. J. Physiol., 1939, 125:142-152. 
 
 32. Guttman, R. The electrical impedance of muscle during the action of 
 narcotics and other agents. J. Gen. Physiol., 1939, 22:567-591. 
 
 33. Holmes, J. H. and Gregersen, M. I. A study of the character and mecha- 
 nism of the thirst induced by the intravenous injection of hypertonic 
 salt solution. Am. J. Physiol., 1939, 126:537-538. 
 
 34. Hoyt, A., Holden, M. and Rawson, R. A. Decreased tolerance of mice 
 to intraperitoneal glucose injections in certain neurotropic virus infections. 
 Proc. Soc. Exper. Biol, and Med., 1939, 42:332-336. 
 
 35. Painter, E. E. The application of spectrographic methods to the determina- 
 tion of total body water Avith sulfanilamide. Proc. 6th Summer Conf. on 
 Spectroscopy and Its Application. M.I.T. 1939, 125-127. 
 
 36. Root, W. S., and McAllister, F. F. Some effects of ether anesthesia on 
 spinal dogs. Am. J. Physiol., 1939, 126:613-614. 
 
 (1940) 
 
 37. Abramson, H. A. Improved inhalation therapy of asthma. Arch. Physical 
 
 (Aerosal theory and practice) Theo., 1940, 21:612-615. 
 
 38. Abramson, H. A. Microscopic method of electrophoresis and its applica- 
 tion to the study of ionogenic and non-ionogenic surfaces. Trans. Faraday 
 Soc, 1940, 36:5-15. 
 
 d9. Abramson, H. A., and Gorin, M. H. Skin reactions. X. The electro- 
 phoretic demonstration of the patent pores of the living human skin. J. 
 Phys. Chem., 1940, 44:1094. 
 
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40. Abramson, H. A., Gorin, M. H. and Ponder, E. Electrophoresis and the 
 chemistry of cell surfaces. Cold Spring Harbor Symposia, 1940, 8:72-79. 
 
 41. Abramson, H. A., and Gorin, M. H. Skin permeability. Cold Spring Har- 
 bor Symposia, 1940, 8:272-279. 
 
 42. Abramson, H. A., and Gorin, M. H. Electrophoresis. Chemical Products, 
 Feb. 1940, 1-4. 
 
 43. Abramson, H. A., and Moore, D. H. A discussion of electrophoresis with 
 special reference to serum and allergens. J. Lab. and Clin. Med., 1940-41, 
 
 26:174-183. 
 
 44. Cole, K. S. Electrical properties of cell membranes. The Collecting Net, 
 1940, 15:87-91. 
 
 45. Cole, K. S. Permeability and impermeability of cell membranes for ions. 
 Cold Spring Harbor Symposia, 1940, 8:110-122. 
 
 46. Curtis, H. J., and Cole, K. S. Membrane action potentials from the squid 
 giant axon. J. Cell, and Comp. Physiol., 1940, 15:147-157. 
 
 47. Curtis, H. J., and Cole, K. S. Membrane potentials of the squid giant 
 axon. Am. J. Physiol., 1940, 129:342. 
 
 48. Dean, R. B., Curtis, H. J., and Cole, K. S. Impedance of bimolecular 
 films. Science, 1940, 91:50-51. 
 
 49. Gregersen, M. I. Functions of the preclinical sciences in medical educa- 
 tion. Science, 1940, 91:305-308. 
 
 50. Gregersen, M. I. Some effects of reflex changes in blood pressure on 
 plasma volume. Am. J. Physiol., 1940, 129:369-370. 
 
 51. Guttman, R. Stabilization of spider crab nerve membranes by alkaline 
 earths, as manifested in resting potential measurements. J. Gen. Physiol., 
 1940, 23:343-364. 
 
 52. Holmes, J. H. Studies of water exchange in dogs with reduced serum 
 electrolyte concentrate. Am. J. Physiol., 1940, 129:384-385. 
 
 53. Jarcho, L. W., and Root, W. S. The relation of labyrinthectomy to sensi- 
 tization of the nicitating membrane in the cat. Am. J. Physiol., 1940, 
 128:526-531. 
 
 54. Painter, E. E. Total body water in the dog. Am. J. Physiol., 1940, 129: 
 744-755. 
 
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55. Parrack, H. O. Excitability of the exercised and circulated frog's sciatic 
 nerve. Am. J. Physiol., 1940, 130:481-495. 
 
 56. Root, W. S., and McAllister, F. F. The importance of the sympathetic 
 nervous system in maintaining the circulation during ether anesthesia 
 in dogs. Am. J. Physiol., 1940, 129:449-450. 
 
 57. Root, W. S., McAllister, F. F., Oster, R. H., and Solarz, S. D. The effect 
 of ether anesthesia upon certain blood electrolytes. Am. J. Physiol., 1940, 
 131:449-454. 
 
 (1941) 
 
 58. Abramson, H. A., and Engel, M. G. Skin reactions. XII. Patterns, pro- 
 duced in the skin by electrophoresis of dyes. Arch. Dermat. and Syphil., 
 1941, 44:190-200. 
 
 59. Abramson, H. A., and Gettner, H. . Skin reactions. XI Lymphatic escape 
 following electrophoresis of histamine and epinephrine. J. Invest. Dermat., 
 1941, 4:243-247. 
 
 60. Abramson, H. A., Moore, D. H. and Gettner, H. H. An electrophoretically 
 homogeneous component of ragweed producing hay fever. Proc. Soc. Ex- 
 per. Biol, and Med., 1941, 46:153-155. 
 
 61. Bing, R. J. The formation of hydroxytyramine by extracts of renal cortex 
 and by perfused kidneys. Am. J. Physiol., 1941, 132:497-503. 
 
 62. Bing, R. J. The effect of vasoconstrictor substances in shed blood on per- 
 fused organs. Am. J. Physiol., 1941, 133:21-28. 
 
 63. Bing, R. J., and Zucker, M. B. Acute renal hypertension produced by an 
 amino acid. Am. J. Physiol., 1941, 133:214-215. 
 
 64. Bing, R. J., and Zucker, M. B. Formation of pressor amines in the kidney. 
 Proc. Soc. Exper. Biol, and Med., 1941, 46:343-347. 
 
 65. Bing, R. J., and Zucker, M. B. Renal hypertension produced by an 
 amino acid. J. Exper. Med., 1941, 74:235-246. 
 
 66. Bing, R. J., Zucker, M. B., and Perkins, W. Comparison between destruc- 
 tion of angiotonin, hydroxytyramine and tyramine by renal extracts. 
 Proc. Soc. Exper. Biol, and Med., 1941, 48:372-375. 
 
 67. Cole, K. S. Rectification and inductance in the squid giant axon. J. Gen. 
 Physiol., 1941, 25:29-51. 
 
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68. Cole, K. S., and Baker, R. F. Longitudinal impedance of the squid giant 
 axon. Am. J. Physiol., 1941, 133:242-243. 
 
 69. Cole, K. S., and Baker, R. F. Transverse impedance of the squid giant 
 axon during current flow. J. Gen. Physiol., 1941, 24:535-549. 
 
 70. Cole, K. S., and Baker, R. F. Longitudinal impedance of the squid giant 
 axon. J. Gen. Physiol., 1941, 24:771-788. 
 
 71. Cole, K. S., and Cole, R. H. Dispersion and absorption in dielectrics. I. 
 Alternating current characteristics. J. Chem. Physics, 1941, 9:341-351. 
 
 72. Cole, K. S., and Curtis, H. J. Membrane potential of the squid giant 
 axon during current flow. J. Gen. Physiol., 1941, 24:551-563. 
 
 73. Cole, K. S., and Guttman, R. The electrical impedance of single frog 
 eggs. Am. J. Physiol., 1941, 133:243. 
 
 74. Cole, R. H., and Cole, K. S. Dispersion and absorption in dielectrics. 
 Physical Rev., 1941, 59:474. 
 
 75. Cole, K. S.; and Baker, R. F. Impedance of the squid giant nerve fiber 
 during current flow. Physical Rev., 1941, 59:685. 
 
 76. Cole, K. S., and Cole, R. H. Transient current in dielectrics. Physical 
 Rev., 1941, 59:935. 
 
 77. Conley, C. L. Summary of physiological observations on traumatic shock 
 in man. Mimeographed report, pp. 41, April 1941. 
 
 78. Conley, C. L. The effect of ether anesthesia on the plasma volume of cats. 
 Am. J. Physiol., 1941, 132:796-800. 
 
 79. Curtis, H. J. Chapter IL Electrical excitation and the relation of stimulus 
 to response, pp. 8-14; Chapter VH. The nerve impulse, pp. 40-58; Mac- 
 leod's Physiology in Modern Medicine, 9th ed.; C. V. Mosby Co., 1941. 
 
 80. Curtis, H. J., and Cole, K. S. Membrane resting and action potentials of 
 the squid giant axon. Am. J. Physiol., 1941, 133:254-255. 
 
 81. Gregersen, M. L Part VIII. The distribution and regulation of water in 
 the body, pp. 1059-1092; Part IX. The kidney, pp. 1092-1126; Macleod's 
 Physiology in Modern Medicine, 9th ed., C.V. Mosby Co., 1941. 
 
 82. Guest, M. M. Carbohydrate storage and mobilization in the rat. J. Nutri- 
 tion, 1941, 22:205-221. 
 
 83. Guest, M. M. and Rawson, R. A. Carbohydrate storage and mobilization 
 with changes in the blood pH. J. Biol. Chem., 1941. 139:535-542. 
 
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84. Guttman, R. and Cole, K. S. Electrical rectification in single nerve 
 fibers. Proc. Soc. Exper. Biol, and Med., 1941, 48:293-297. 
 
 85. Keil, F. C, Jr., and Root, W. S. Parasympathetic sensitization in the cat's 
 eye. Am. J. Physiol., 1941, 132:437-445. 
 
 86. McAllister, F. F., and Root, W. S. The circulatory responses of normal 
 and sympathectomized dogs to ether anesthesia. Am. J. Physiol., 1941, 
 133:70-78. 
 
 87. McBride, J. J., Guest, M. M., and Scott, E. L. The storage of the major 
 liver components: emphasizing the relationship of glycogen to water in 
 the liver and the hydration of glycogen. J. Biol. Chem., 1941, 139:943-952. 
 
 88. Millard, N. D., and King, B. G. Human anatomy and physiology. W. B. 
 Saunders, Philadelphia and London, 1941, pp. 525. 
 
 89. Painter, E. E., and Chess, D. R. The excretion of sulfanilamide and 
 endogenous urea by resting and stimulated submaxillary glands. Am. J. 
 Physiol., 1941, 133:407. 
 
 90. Pratt, H. N., and Gregersen, M. I. Studies with colored antigens. I. 
 The rate of disappearance of dye-albumin from the blood. J. Immunology, 
 1941, 40:163-172. 
 
 91. Root, W. S. Chapter LXXXIII. The urinar)' bladder, pp. 1127-1131, in 
 Macleod's Physiology in Modern Medicine, 9th ed., C. V. Mosby Co., 1941. 
 
 92. Root, W. S., and McAllister, F. F. The circulatory responses of chronic 
 spinal dogs to ether anesthesia. Am. J. Physiol., 1941, 134:65-70. 
 
 93. Treat, A. E. Acute eSects of spinal cord section upon the plasma volume 
 and blood pressure of cats under ether anesthesia. Am. J. Physiol., 1941, 
 134:310-318. 
 
 94. "Werner, S. C, Blakemore, A. H., and King, B. G. Aneurysm of the in- 
 ternal carotid artery within the skull. J. Am. Med. Assn., 1941, 116:578- 
 
 582. 
 
 95. Wiggers, H. C, Duschatko, A. M., and Kory, R. C. The circulatory 
 response of the unanesthetized dog to Adrenalin. Am. J. Physiol., 1941, 
 133:490-491. 
 
 (1942) 
 
 96. Abramson, H. A., Engel, M. G., and Gettner, H. H. Skin reactions. XV. 
 Quantitative studies of whealing. J. Allergy, 1942, 13:431-443. 
 
 97. Abramson, H. A., and Moore, D. H. Note on electrophoretic patterns 
 
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following aeration of ragweed pollen extract. J. Biol. Chem., 1942, 144: 
 579-580. 
 
 98. Abramson, H. A., Moore, D. H., and Gettner, H. H. A general electro- 
 phoretic pattern in extracts of pollens causing hay fever. J. Physical 
 Chem., 1942, 46:1129-1139. 
 
 99. Abramson, H. A., Moore, D. H., and Gettner, H. H. Electrophoretic 
 and ultracentrifugal analysis of hay-fever-producing component of rag- 
 weed pollen extract. J. Physical Chem., 1942, 46:192-203. 
 
 100. Abramson, H. A., Moyer, L. S., and Gorin, M. H. Electrophoresis of pro- 
 teins and the chemistry of cell surfaces. Reinhold Publishing Corporation, 
 New York City, 1942, pp. 341. 
 
 101. Cole, K. S., and Cole, R. H. Dispersion and absorption in dielectrics. II. 
 Direct Current Characteristics. J. Chem. Physics, 1942, 10:98-105. 
 
 102. Cole, K. S., and Guttman, R. M. Electric impedance of the frog egg. J. 
 Gen. Physiol., 1942, 25:765-775. 
 
 103. Cole, K. S., and Marmont, G. The effect of ionic environment upon the 
 longitudinal impedance of the squid giant axon. Fed. Proc, 1942, 1:15-16. 
 
 104. Cole, K. S. Nerve fiber impedance. Physical Rev., 1942, 61:391. 
 
 105. Curtis, H. J., and Cole, K. S. Membrane resting and action potentials 
 from the squid giant axon. J. Cell, and Comp. Physiol., 1942, 19:135-144. 
 
 106. Keil, F. C, Jr., and Root, W. S. The effect of the urethane of beta 
 methylchloride upon the parasympathectomized cat's eye. Am. J. Physiol., 
 1942, 136:173-176. 
 
 107. Leigh, O. C, Jr. Ileus associated with edema of the bowel. Surgery, Gyn. 
 and Obst., 1942, 75:279-284. 
 
 108. McAllister, F. F., and Root, W. S. The neurogenic control of the circula- 
 tion of dogs under ether anesthesia. Anesthesiology, 1942, 3:491-506. 
 
 109. Pappenheimer, J. R., and Maes, J. P. A quantitative measure of the 
 vasomotor tone in the hindlimb muscles of the dog. Am. J. Physiol., 1942, 
 137:187-199. 
 
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151. Roughton, F. J. W., and Root, W. S. The fate of CO in the body during 
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 175. Beatty, C. H. The arterial blood glucose level in alloxan diabetic dogs 
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 179. Grant, W. C. Determination of O2 capacity on 39.3 cubic millimeters of 
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189. Levy, R. L., Mathers, J. A. L., Mueller, A. A., and Nickerson, J. L. 
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 190. Nastuk, W. L. Changes in certain phosphorus and carbohydrate constitu- 
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 191. Nastuk, W. L., and Borison, H. L. A versatile electronic stimulator for 
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 197. Root, W. S., and Bard, P. The mediation of feline erection through 
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 198. Root, W. S., Walcott, W. W., and Gregersen, M. I. Effects of muscle 
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 199. Root, W. S. Micro-gasometric methods (Scholander-Roughton capillary 
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201. Wang, S. C, and Borison, H. L. An analysis o£ the carotid sinus cardio- 
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213. Beatty, C. H.The femoral A-V glucose differences following glucose in- 
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 214. Borison, H. L. Electrical stimulation of the neural mechanism regulating 
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 216. Cizek, L. J., and Holmes, J. H. Studies of the mechanism of increased 
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 225. Reynolds, M. An analysis of the effects of large volumes of isotonic saline 
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227. Root, W. S. An American doctor's first impressions of China. China and 
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 234. Barlow, C. M., and Root, W. S. The ocular sympathetic path between 
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 235. Borison, H. L., and Wang, S. C. Localization of the central nervous 
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 236. Borison, H. L., and Wang, S. C. Functional localization of central coor- 
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 239. Deyrup, I. J., and Walcott, W. W. Further observations on the hypo- 
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240. Grant, W. C. Influence of repeated artificial pneumo-thorax on hematocrit 
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 241. Grant, W. C. Changes produced in hematocrit value, hemoglobin and 
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 242. Gregersen, M. I., Root, W. S., and ABMAC research group. Physiological 
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 246. Nastuk, W. L., and Hodgkin, A. L. Action potentials in single muscle 
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 247. Neidle, E. A. Effects of eserine and pilocarpine on the parasympathetically 
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 248. Neumann, H. H., and Di Salvo, N. A. Effect of disuse on the specific 
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 249. Nickerson, J. L. Some observations on the ballistocardiographic pattern, 
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 250. Reynolds, M. Cardiovascular effects of large volumes ot isotonic saline 
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 253. Abramson, H. A., editor. Problems of consciousness. First conference. 
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 254. Allen, T. H., and Orahovats, P. D. Combination of tolidine dye isomers 
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 255. Borison, H. L., and Wang, S. C. Further studies on the vomiting center. 
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 256. Cizek, L. J., and Zucker, M. B. Effect of hypoproteinemia produced by 
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 258. Cizek, L. J., and Holmes, J. H. Chloride excretion during osmotic 
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 261. Deyrup, I. J., and Walcott, W. W. Observations on hypotension follow- 
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 262. Di Salvo, N. A., and Neumann, H. H. The relationship between physical 
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 264. Gregersen, M. L., and Root, W. S. Evaluation of the differences in blood 
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266. Gregersen, M. I., and Nickerson, J. L. Relation of blood volume and 
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 267. Holmes, J. H., and Gregersen, M. I. Role of sodium and chloride in thirst. 
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 268. Holmes, J. H., and Gregersen, M. I. Observations on drinking induced 
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 269. Mathers, J. A. L., Nickerson, J. L., Fleming, T. C., and Patterson, M. C. 
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 269a. Mathers, J. A. L., Griffeath, H. I., Levy, R. L., and Nickerson, J. L. 
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 270. Nastuk, \V. L. The electrical activity of single muscle fibers at the neuro- 
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 271. Nastuk, W. L., and Hodgkin, A. L. The electrical activity of single muscle 
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 273. Neidle, E. A. Pilocarpine sensitization in the parasympathetically de- 
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 274. Neidle, E. A. Response of the parasympathetically denervated cat's pupil 
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 275. Nickerson, J. L., Gregersen, M. I., Root, W. S., and Sharpe, L. M. Influ- 
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 276. Nickerson, J. L., and Mathers, J. A. L. La balistocardiographie: etude des 
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 277. Nickerson, J. L., Humphreys, G. H., Deterling, R. A., Fleming, T. C, 
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278. Nickerson, J. L., Sharpe, L. M., Root, W. S., Fleming, T. C, and Greger- 
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 279. Nickerson, J. L. Circulatory system: Methods; ballistocardiograph. Med. 
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 280. Perera, G. A., Fleming, T. C., Pines, K. L., and Crymble, M. Cortisone 
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 281. Semple, R. E. Compensatory changes in the rat following depleting of 
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 282. Walcott, W. W., and Deyrup, I. J. Mechanism of hypotension following 
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 283. Wang, S. C, and Borison, H. L. The vomiting center: A critical experi- 
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 284. Wang, S. C, and Borison, H. L. The vomiting center, XVIII International 
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 285. Zucker, M. B., Cizek, L. J., and Tompkins, D. Effect of low protein diet 
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 286. Abramson, H. A., editor. Problems of consciousness. Second conference, 
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 287. Abamson, H. A., editor. Somatic and psychiatric treatment of asthma. 
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 288. Allen, T. H., and Orahovats, P. D. Kinetics of reaction between T-1824 
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 289. Allen, T. H. Extraction of T-1824 in the presence of gross hemolysis and 
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 290. Allen, T. H., and Semple, R. E. Effects of repeated sampling on plasma 
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291. Alpert, N. R. Oxygen consumption during and after tamponade. Fed. 
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 292. Borison, H. L., Wang, S. C, and Harris, T. D. Local emetic activity of 
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 293. Borison, H. L., and Wang, S. C. Quantitative effects of radon implanted 
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 294. Borison, H. L., and Wang, S. C. Locus of the central emetic action of 
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 295. Carpenter, F. G. Histological changes in parasympathetically denervated 
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 296. Carpenter, F. G., and Root, W. S. Effect of parasympathetic denervation 
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 297. Carpenter, F. G. Functional changes in the feline bladder after inter- 
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 298. Cizek, L. J., Semple, R. E., Huang, K. C, and Gregersen, M. I. Effect of 
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 299. Cizek, L. J., and Huang, K. C. Water diuresis in the salt-depleated dog. 
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 300. Curtis, H. J. The biological effects of radiations. Chapter I. pp. 1-51 in 
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 301. Di Salvo, N. A. Observations with improved method for testing drinking 
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 302. Fleming, T. C, Habif, D. B., and Nickerson, J. L. Postoperative changes 
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 303. Grant, W. C. Measurement of erythroid mitotic activity in bone marrow 
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 304. Grant, W. C. Erythropoietic activity of bone marrow demonstrated in 
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 305. Grant, W. G. Influence of carotid body removal on polycythemia and 
 
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arterial oxygen saturation during discontinuous anoxia. Am. J. Physiol., 
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 306. Gregersen, M. I. Blood volume. Ann. Rev. Physiol., 1951, 13:397-412. 
 
 307. Gregersen, M. I., Walcott, W. W., and Cizek, L. J. Salt deficiency in 
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 308. Holmes, J. H., and Cizek, L. J. Observations on sodium chloride depletion 
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 309. Mazzella, H., Wang, S. C, Heymans, C., and De Vleeschhouwer, G. R. 
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 310. Melcher, G. W., Jr., and Walcott, W. W. Myocardial changes following 
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 311. Moore, D. H., Nickerson, J. L., Powell, A. E., and Marks, G. A study of 
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 312. Nastuk, W. L. Membrane potential changes at a single muscle end plate 
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 313. Nelson, R. Comparison of erythropoietic response in normal and adrenalec- 
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 314. Nickerson, J. L., and Glaviano, V. V. Photographic reproduction of 
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 315. Nickerson, J. L., Cooper, F. W., Jr., Robertson, R., and Warren, J. V. 
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 316. Nickerson, J. L., Elkin, D. C, and Warren, J. V. The effect of temporary 
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 317. Orahovats, P. D., and Root, W. S. Effect of total sympathectomy on 
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 318. Walcott, W. W. An evaluation of the Scholander respirometer in the 
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 319. Wang, S. C, and Borison, H. L. Copper sulphate emesis. A study of 
 
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 320. Wang, S. C, and Borison, H. L. The vomiting center: its destruction by 
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 321. Wang, S. C, Mazzella, H., and Heymans, C. Hemodynamics of the 
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 323. Warren, J. V., Elkin, D. C, and Nickerson, J. L. The blood volume in 
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 324. Abramson, H. A., editor. Problems of consciousness. Third conference, 
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 325. Alpert, N. R. Effect of acute cardiac tamponade upon respiratory meta- 
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 326. Barlow, C. M., and Root, W. S. .\ caloric technique for measuring blood 
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 327. Barlow, C. M., and Root, W. S. Caloric technique for measuring blood 
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 328. Frumin, M. J., Ngai, S. H., and Wang, S. C. Mechanism of vasodilation 
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 329. Globus, J. H., Wang, S. C, and Maibach, H. I. Radon implantation 
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 330. Moore, D. H., and Worf, D. L. Effect of temperature on the transfer of 
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 331. Grant, W. C, and Root, W. S. Fundamental stimulus for erythropoiesis. 
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332. Neumann, H. H., Lefkowitz, W., and Di Salvo, N. A. Relation of func- 
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 333. Ngai, S. H., Frumin, M. J., and Wang, S. C. Organization of the central 
 respiratory mechanism in cats. Fed. Proc, 1952, 11:112. 
 
 334. Ngai, S. H., and Wang, S. C. Pneumotaxic center in the cat: Effect of 
 its stimulation and destruction. Am. J. Physiol., 1952, 171:752-753. 
 
 335. Root, W. S. The case of the seven lies. Bull, of the Nat. Soc. for Med. 
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 336. Root, W. S. The physiology of anoxia. U.S. Navy Medical news letter, 
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 337. Semple, R. E. Compensatory changes in the rat following removal of 
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 338. Veenema, R. J., Carpenter, F. G., and Root, W. S. Residual urine, an 
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 339. Wang, C. I., Einhorn, S. L., Thompson, H. J., Jr., and Walcott, W. W. 
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 340. Wang, C. I., and Walcott, W. W. Effects of anesthesia on bleeding 
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 341. Wang, S. C, Mazzella, H., and Heymans, C. Hemodynamic studies on 
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 342. Wang, S. C, and Borison, H. L. A new concept of organization of the cen- 
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 343. Wang, S. C, and Chinn, H. I. Emetic trigger zone and motion sickness 
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 344. Zanchetti, A., Wang, S. C, and Moruzzi, G. Reasione elettrencefalografica 
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 345. Zanchetti, A., Wang, S. C, and Moruzzi, G. The effect of vagal afferent 
 
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 347. Alexander, J. T., and Nastuk, W. L. An instrument for the production 
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 348. Allen, T. H. Comparison of plasma volumes measured by direct pho- 
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 349. Allen, T. H., and Gregersen, M. I. Measurement of plasma volume in 
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 350. Allen, T. H., Ochoa, M., Jr., Roth, R. F., and Gregersen, M. I. Spectral 
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 351. Allen, T. H., Pallavicini, C, and Gregersen, M. I. Simultaneous measure- 
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 352. Allen, T. H., and Reeve, E. B. Distribution of 'extra plasma' in the blood 
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 353. Alpert, N. R., and Root, W. S. Lactate utilization and oxygen debt. 
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 354. Borison, H. L., and Wang, S. C. Physiology and pharmacology of vomiting. 
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 355. Glaviano, V. V. Mechanism of cardiac output increase in arteriovenous 
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 356. Grant, W. C, and Root, W. S. Polysythemic response of sympathectomized 
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 357. Gregersen, M. I., Cizek, L. J., and Allen, T. H. Proportion of extra 
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358. Moore, D. H., Perez-Mendez, G., and Freeman, B. Electrophoretic study 
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 359. Moore, D. H., and Perez-Mendez, G. Electrophoretic study of blood and 
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 360. Gregersen, M. I. Deviations in estimates of blood volume from the true 
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 361. Gregersen, M. I. Effect of circulatory states on determinations of blood 
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 362. Nastuk, W. L. Membrane potential changes at a single muscle end- 
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 363. Nastuk, W. L. The electrical activity of the muscle cell membrane at 
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 364. Newman, H. H., Lefkowitz, W., and Di Salvo, N. A. Caries immunity 
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 365. Ngai, S. H., and Wang, S. C. Respiratory characteristics of pontile and 
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 366. Nickerson, J. L., Sear, H., and Reeve, E. B. Simultaneous measurements 
 of cell volume with Fe^^ and P^s in splenectomized dogs. Am. J. Physiol., 
 1953, 175:230-232. 
 
 367. Orahovats, P. D., and Root, W. S. Effect of total sympathectomy on red 
 cell and hemoglobin production in the chronically anemic dog. Am. J. 
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 368. Reeve, E. B., Gregersen, M. I., Allen, T. H., and Sear, H. Distribution 
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 369. Reeve, E. B., Gregersen, M. I., Allen, T. H., Sear, H., and Walcott, W. W. 
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 370. Reeve, E. B., Gregersen, M. I., Allen, T. H., Sear, H., and Walcott, W. W. 
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371. Root, W. S., Allen, T. ., and Gregersen, M. I. Simultaneous determinations 
 in splenectomized dogs of cell volume with CO and P32, and plasma 
 volume with T-1824. Am.. J. Physiol., 1953, 175:233-235. 
 
 372. Root, W. S., Brooks, C. M., and Pitts, R. F. Motion pictures of interest 
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 373. Root, W. S., and Gregersen, M. I. Wound shock-contributions of ani- 
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 374. Rugh, R., and Wang, S. C. Protection against radiation and lethality: 
 effect of beta-bercaptoethylamine. Proc. Soc. Exper. Biol, and Med., 1953, 
 83:411-414. 
 
 375. Sear, H. A method for presenting liquid samples to the flat surface of a 
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 376. Sear, H., Allen, T. H., and Gregersen, M. I. Simultaneous measurement 
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 377. Solms, S. J., Nastuk, W. L., and Alexander, J. T. Development of a 
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 377a. Starr, I., Braunstein, T. R., Dock, W., Gubner, R., Hamilton, W. F., 
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 378. Wang, S. C, and Glaviano, V. V. Locus of emetic action of morphine 
 and hydergine in dogs. Fed. Proc, 1953, 12:378. 
 
 379. Wang, S. C. Visceral functions of the nervous system. Ann. Rev. Physiol., 
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 380. Wang, S. C, and Chinn, H. I. Vestibular reflex pathway in experimental 
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S82. Abramson, H. A. Treatment of allergic child: what parents should be 
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 383. Alpert, N. R., and Root, W. S. Relationship between excess respiratory 
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 384. Chinn, H. I., and Wang, S. C. Locus of emetic action following irradia- 
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 385. Cizek, L. J. Total water content of laboratory animals with special 
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 385a. Glaviano, V. V. Changes in cardiac output during the transition from 
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 386. Glaviano, V. V., and Wang, S. C. Dual mechanism of anti-emetic action 
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 387. Nastuk, W. L. Relation between extracellular Na+ and the depolarizing 
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 388. Nastuk, W. L., and Alexander, J. T. The action of 3-hydroxyphenyl- 
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 389. Neumann, H. H., and Di Salvo, N. A. Effect of chewing on the phosphorus 
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 389a. Nickerson, J. L., and Mathers, J. A. L. A study of the physical properties 
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 390. Ngai, S. H. Changes in arterial blood pH, carbon dioxide tension and 
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 391. Root, W. S. The stimulus for erythropoiesis. J. Mt. Sinai Hosp. 1954, 
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 392. Sisson, G., Cain, A., and Root, W. S. Effect of sectioning the buffer 
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 393. Wang, S. C, and Tyson, R. L. Central nervous pathways of experimental 
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394. Wang, S. C, and Glaviano, V. V. Locus of emetic action of morphine 
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 395. Wang, S. C, and Chinn, H. I. Experimental motion sickness in dogs. 
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 397. Allen, T. H., and Root, W. S. Colorimetric determination of carbon 
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 398. Allen, T. H., and Root, W. S. An improved palladium chloride method 
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 399. Allen, T. H., and Root, W. S. Determination of carbon monoxide in 
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 400. Di Salvo, N. A. Drinking responses to intravenous hypertonic sodium 
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 401. Di Salvo, N. A. Factors which alter drinking responses of dogs to intra- 
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 402. Di Salvo, N. A. Progress review: Physiology, New York State Dental J., 
 1955, 21:135-137. 
 
 403. Glaviano, V. V., and Wang, S. C. Dual mechanism of anti-emetic action 
 of 10 (y-dimethylaminopropyl) 2-chlorophenothiazine hydrochloride 
 
 (chlorpromazine) in dogs. J. Pharm. and Exper. Then, 1955, 114:358-366. 
 
 404. Grant, W. C. The influence of anoxia of lactating rats and mice on blood 
 of their normal offspring. Blood, 1955, 10:334-340. 
 
 405. Grossman, R. G., and Wang, S. C. Centers for bladder contraction in 
 diencephalon of the cat. Am. J. Physiol., 1955, 183:623. 
 
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406 Haber, E., Kohn, K. W., Ngai, S. H., Holaday, D. A., and Wang, S. G. 
 Localization of respiratory neuronal activities in the medulla oblongata 
 of cats. Fed. Proc, 1955, 14:66-67. 
 
 407. Huang, K. C. Effect of salt depletion and fasting on water exchange in 
 the rabbit. Am. J. Physiol., 1955, 181:609-615. 
 
 408. Nastuk, W. L. Neuromuscular transmission. Am. J. Med., 1955. 19:663-668. 
 
 409. Neumann, H. H., and Di Salvo, N. A. Does functional effort affect caries 
 activity? J. Dentistry for children, 1955, 22:151-153. 
 
 410. Ngai, S. H., and Wang, S. C. Comparative study of adrenergic blocking 
 properties of Thorazine and Hydergine. J. Pharm. and Exper. Ther., 
 1955, 113:41. 
 
 411. Sisson, G., Gain, A., and Root, W. S. Effect of sectioning the buffer nerves 
 on the red cell volumes of dogs. Am. J. Physiol., 1955, 180:485-490. 
 
 412. Wang, S. G., Ngai, S. H., and Grossman, R. G. Mechanism of vasomotor 
 action of veratrum alkaloids; extravagal sites of action of veriloid, pro- 
 toveratrine, germitrine, neogermitrine, germerine, veratridine and vera- 
 tramine. J. Pharm. and Exper. Ther., 1955, 113:100-114. 
 
 413. Wang, S. G. Bulbar regulation of cardiovascular activity. Proc. Ann. 
 Meeting Gouncil High Blood Pres. Res., Amer. Heart Ass'n., 1955, i" 45- 162. 
 
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 414. Allen, T. H., Peng, M. T., Ghen, K. P., Huang, T. F., Ghang, G., and 
 Fang, H. S. Prediction of blood volume and adiposity in man from body 
 weight and cube of height. Metabolism, 1956, 5:328-345. 
 
 415. Allen, T. H., Peng, M. T., Chen, K. P., Huang, T. F., Ghang, C, and 
 Fang, H. S. Prediction of total adiposity from skin folds and the curvi- 
 linear relationship between external and internal adiposity. Metabolism, 
 1956, 5:346-352. 
 
 416. Allen, T. H., Peng, M. T., Ghen, K. P., Huang, T. F., Chang, C, and 
 Fang, H. S. Similarity of vital capacity in terms of body weight less 
 adiposity in both sexes. Metabolism, 1956, 5:353-358. 
 
 417. Ghien, S., Root, W. S., Skvortsov-Lukin, L., Holt, P. A., Cherry, S. H., 
 and Gregersen, M. I. Effect of total body x-irradiation on splenectomized 
 dogs. Am. J. Physiol., 1956, 187:591. 
 
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418. Cizek, L. J. Renal regulation, pp. 802-810, in Bard's Medical Physiology, 
 10th ed., 1956, C. V. Mosby Co., St. Louis. 
 
 419. Cohen, M. I., and Wang, S. C. Respiratory neuronal activity in pons of 
 the cat. Am. J. Physiol., 1956, 187:592. 
 
 420. Gregersen, M. I. Total body water and the fluid compartments. Chapter 
 49, pp. 743-762, in Bard's Medical Physiology, 10th ed., 1956, C. V. Mosby 
 Co., St. Louis. 
 
 421. Gregersen, M. I., and Cizek, L. J. Total water balance; thirst, fluid deficits 
 and excesses. Chapter 50, pp. 763-779, in Bard's Medical Physiology, 
 10th ed., 1956, C. V. Mosby Co., St. Louis. 
 
 422. Gregersen, M. I. The kidney. Chapter 51, pp. 780-802, in Bard's Medical 
 Physiology, 10th ed., 1956, C. V. Mosby Co., St. Louis. 
 
 423. Gregersen, M. I., and Root, W. S. Hemorrhage and shock, pp. 269-281, in 
 Bard's Medical Physiology, 10th ed., 1956, C. V. Mosby Co., St. Louis. 
 
 424. Grossman, R. G., and Wang, S. C. Diencephalic mechanism of control 
 of the urinary bladder of the cat. Yale J. Biol, and Med., 1956, 28:285-297. 
 
 425. Grossman, R. G., and Wang, S. C. Thalamic inhibition of subcortically 
 induced locomotor movements. Fed. Proc, 1956, 15:83. 
 
 426. Horwitz, B. S., and Wang, S. C. Reserpine effect in medullary vasomotor 
 mechanism of the cat. Fed. Proc, 1956, 15:439-440. 
 
 427. Mooring, P. K., Rathe, J., and Root, W. S. Pressor response to Adrenalin 
 shown by spinal dogs. Am. J. Physiol., 1956, 186:85-88. 
 
 427a. Moses, L., Daniels, G. E., and Nickerson, J. L. Psychogenic factors in 
 essential hypertension. Methodology and Preliminary Report. Psycho- 
 somatic Med., 1956, 18:471-485. 
 
 428. Nastuk, W. L., Osserman, K. E., and Plescia, O. J. Reduction in serum 
 complement concentration in myasthenia gravis. Fed. Proc, 1956, 15: 
 135-136. 
 
 429. Root, W. S., Kruse, R. H., and Cole, K. S. H. B. Williams-Physician and 
 Physiologist. Science, 1956, 124:527. 
 
 430. Root, W. S. The physiology of micturition: a specific autonomic function, 
 pp. 1121-1127, in Bard's Medical Physiology, 10th ed., 1956, C. V. Mosby 
 Co., St. Louis. 
 
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431. Root, W. S. ABMAC. Silhouettes, No. 3, Dr. Magnus I. Gregersen, 
 ABMAC Bulletin 1956, 17:1, 4. 
 
 432. Wang, S. C, and Chinn, H. I. Experimental motion sickness in dogs. 
 Importance of labyrinth and vestibular cerebellum. Am. J. Physiol., 
 1956, 185:617-623. 
 
 433. Wang, S. C, Chinn, H. I., and Renzi, A. A. Role of abdominal visceral 
 afferents in experimental motion and radiation sickness in dogs. XX 
 Internat. Physiol. Congress Abstract, 1956, 945-946. 
 
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 434. Allen, T. H., and Root, W. S. Partition of carbon monoxide and oxygen 
 between air and whole blood of rats, dogs, and men as affected by 
 plasma pH. J. Applied Physiol., 1957, 10:186-190. 
 
 435. Chien, S. Quantitative evaluation of compensatory responses of dogs to 
 hemorrhage. Fed. Proc, 1957, 16:22. 
 
 436. Chien, S., Lukin, L., Holt, A. P., Cherry, S. H., Root, W. S., and Gregersen, 
 M. I. The effect of total body x-irradiation on the circulation of splen- 
 ectomized dogs. Radiation Research, 1957, 7:277-287. 
 
 437. Deniz, N., and Gregersen, M. I. Bleeding volume in splenectomized dogs. 
 Am. J. Physiol., 1957, 189:233-245. 
 
 438. Di Salvo, N. A., and Neumann, H. H. Radiophosphorus uptake in chew- 
 ing and nonchewing teeth. J. Am. Dental Assn., 1957, 54:598-602. 
 
 439. Gregersen, M. I. ABMAC Silhouettes, No. 5, Dr. Jerome P. Webster, 
 ABMAC Bulletin, 1957, 18:1. 
 
 440. Gregersen, M. I. Discussion of measurement of blood volume in the role 
 of 1131 labeled protein in biology and medicine. Ann. N. Y. Academy 
 of Sciences, 1957, 70:147-149. 
 
 441. Haber, E., Kohn, K. W., Ngai, S. H., Holaday, D. A., and Wang, S. C. 
 Localization of spontaneous respiratory neuronal activities in the medulla 
 oblongata of the cat: a new location of the exiratory center. Am. J. 
 Physiol., 1957, 190:350-355. 
 
 442. Lukin, L. The effects of total body x-irradiation on blood volume in 
 splenectomized dogs. Radiation Research, 1957, 7:150-160. 
 
 443. Lukin, L., and Gregersen, M. I. Premortal blood volumes in splenec- 
 tomized dogs after total-body x-irradiation. Radiation Research, 1957, 
 7:161-166. 
 
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444. Neumann, H. H., and Di Salvo, N. A. Compression of teeth under the 
 load of chewing. J. Dental Res., 1957, 36:286-290. 
 
 444a. Neumann, H. H., and Di Salvo, N. A. Physiologic perspectives in dental 
 caries. Northwest Med., 1957, 56:706-709. 
 
 445. Ngai, S. H. Pulmonary ventilation studies on pontile and medullary 
 cats. Changes in Oo consumption, in arterial blood pH, CO2 tension and 
 O2 saturation, and in response to COo and cyanide. Am. J. Physiol., 
 1957, 190:356-360. 
 
 446. Ngai, S. H., and Wang, S. C. Organization of central respiratory mecha- 
 nisms in the brain stem of the cat: Localization by stimulation and 
 destruction. Am. J. Physiol., 1957, 190:343-349. 
 
 447. Root, W. S. The case for animal experimentation. Trans. N. Y. Acad. 
 Sciences, 1957, 19:204-214. 
 
 448. Wang, S. C, Ngai, S. H., and Frumin, M. J. Oragnization of central 
 respiratory mechanisms in the brain stem of the cat: genesis of normal 
 respiratory rhythmicity. Am. J. Physiol., 1957, 190:333-342. 
 
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The Department of Physiology takes pleasure in acknowledging its in- 
 debtedness to the many individuals and organizations whose interest and 
 generous support made possible a large part of the investigations listed above. 
 Important material or financial assistance has been received especially from 
 the following: 
 
 American Bureau for Medical Aid to China 
 
 Atomic Energy Commission 
 
 Baruch Fund for Physical Medicine 
 
 Brookhaven National Laboratory 
 
 Caso Laboratories 
 
 China International Foundation 
 
 Frank F. Fleen Co. 
 
 Guggenheim Foundation 
 
 Eugene Higgins Fund 
 
 Hoffman-La Roche Inc. 
 
 Lederle Laboratories, American Cyanamid Co. 
 
 Eli Lilly and Co. 
 
 Johnson and Johnson Inc. 
 
 Josiah Macy Jr. Foundation 
 
 Merck Institute for Therapeutic Research, Merck and Co. 
 
 National Research Council 
 
 National Science Foundation 
 
 Office of Scientific Research and Development (Committee on Medical 
 
 Research) 
 Pan-American Grace Air Ways 
 Rockefeller Foundation 
 Sandor Chemical Works Inc. 
 Sharpless Foundation 
 S.K.F. Foundation 
 
 Smith, Kline and French Laboratories 
 Sugar Research Foundation 
 U. S. Air Force 
 
 U. S. Public Health Service (National Institutes of Health) 
 Warner-Chilcott Inc. 
 Williams-Waterman Fund 
 
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