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Volume 27, Issue 4
20 March 1944
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ISSN 0022-1295
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THE OSMOTIC BEHAVIOR OF CRENATED RED CELLS
Eric Ponder
View Articletitled, THE OSMOTIC BEHAVIOR OF CRENATED RED CELLS
THEORY AND MEASUREMENT OF VISUAL MECHANISMS : X. MODIFICATIONS OF THE FLICKER RESPONSE CONTOUR, AND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE AVIAN PECTEN
W. J. Crozier,Ernst Wolf
View Articletitled, THEORY AND MEASUREMENT OF VISUAL MECHANISMS <span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">X. M<span class="small-caps">ODIFICATIONS OF THE</span> F<span class="small-caps">LICKER</span> R<span class="small-caps">ESPONSE</span> C<span class="small-caps">ONTOUR, AND THE</span> S<span class="small-caps">IGNIFICANCE OF THE</span> A<span class="small-caps">VIAN</span> P<span class="small-caps">ECTEN </span></span>
FLICKER RESPONSE CONTOURS FOR THE SPARROW, AND THE THEORY OF THE AVIAN PECTEN
W. J. Crozier,Ernst Wolf
View Articletitled, FLICKER RESPONSE CONTOURS FOR THE SPARROW, AND THE THEORY OF THE AVIAN PECTEN
THE EFFECT OF CARBON DIOXIDE TENSION ON THE METABOLISM OF CEREBRAL CORTEX AND MEDULLA OBLONGATA
Francis N. Craig
View Articletitled, THE EFFECT OF CARBON DIOXIDE TENSION ON THE METABOLISM OF CEREBRAL CORTEX AND MEDULLA OBLONGATA
I. THE RELATION BETWEEN ATTACHMENT TO THE SUBSTRATUM AND INGESTION BY AMEBA IN STRYCHNINE SULFATE SOLUTION AND CONDITIONED MEDIA : II. BIOLOGICAL ASSAY OF CONDITIONED MEDIA
Richard A. Fennell
View Articletitled, I. THE RELATION BETWEEN ATTACHMENT TO THE SUBSTRATUM AND INGESTION BY AMEBA IN STRYCHNINE SULFATE SOLUTION AND CONDITIONED MEDIA <span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">II. BIOLOGICAL ASSAY OF CONDITIONED MEDIA </span>
STUDIES ON THE ANOMALOUS VISCOSITY AND FLOW-BIREFRINGENCE OF PROTEIN SOLUTIONS : III. CHANGES IN THESE PROPERTIES OF MYOSIN SOLUTIONS IN RELATION TO ADENOSINETRIPHOSPHATE AND MUSCULAR CONTRACTION
Mary Dainty,Arnost Kleinzeller,A. S. C. Lawrence,Margaret Miall,Joseph Needham,Dorothy M. Needham,Shih-Chang Shen
View Articletitled, STUDIES ON THE ANOMALOUS VISCOSITY AND FLOW-BIREFRINGENCE OF PROTEIN SOLUTIONS <span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">III. C<span class="small-caps">HANGES IN</span> T<span class="small-caps">HESE</span> P<span class="small-caps">ROPERTIES OF</span> M<span class="small-caps">YOSIN</span> S<span class="small-caps">OLUTIONS IN</span> R<span class="small-caps">ELATION TO</span> A<span class="small-caps">DENOSINETRIPHOSPHATE AND</span> M<span class="small-caps">USCULAR</span> C<span class="small-caps">ONTRACTION </span></span>

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