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STUDIES ON PENETRATION OF DYES WITH GLASS ELECTRODE : IV. PENETRATION OF BRILLIANT CRESYL BLUE INTO NITELLA FLEXILIS

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1930) 14 (1): 1–17.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.14.1.1

Published: 20 September 1930

View article titled, STUDIES ON PENETRATION OF DYES WITH GLASS ELECTRODE : <subtitle>IV. P<sc>ENETRATION OF</sc> B<sc>RILLIANT</sc> C<sc>RESYL</sc> B<sc>LUE INTO</sc> N<sc>ITELLA</sc> F<sc>LEXILIS </sc></subtitle>

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STUDIES ON PENETRATION OF DYES WITH GLASS ELECTRODE : V. WHY DOES AZURE B PENETRATE MORE READILY THAN METHYLENE BLUE OR CRYSTAL VIOLET?

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1930) 14 (1): 19–29.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.14.1.19

Published: 20 September 1930

View article titled, STUDIES ON PENETRATION OF DYES WITH GLASS ELECTRODE : <subtitle>V. W<sc>HY</sc> D<sc>OES</sc> A<sc>ZURE</sc> B P<sc>ENETRATE</sc> M<sc>ORE</sc> R<sc>EADILY</sc> T<sc>HAN</sc> M<sc>ETHYLENE</sc> B<sc>LUE OR</sc> C<sc>RYSTAL</sc> V<sc>IOLET</sc>? </subtitle>

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SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDIES OF PENETRATION OF DYES : VII. DYES ABSORBED BY A NON-MEDULLATED NERVE

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1930) 13 (4): 391–394.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.13.4.391

Published: 20 March 1930

View article titled, SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDIES OF PENETRATION OF DYES : <subtitle>VII. <sc>DYES</sc> A<sc>BSORBED BY A</sc> N<sc>ON</sc>-M<sc>EDULLATED</sc> N<sc>ERVE </sc></subtitle>

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SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDIES OF PENETRATION : V. RESEMBLANCES BETWEEN THE LIVING CELL AND AN ARTIFICIAL SYSTEM IN ABSORBING METHYLENE BLUE AND TRIMETHYL THIONINE.

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1929) 12 (3): 407–418.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.12.3.407

Published: 20 January 1929

View article titled, SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDIES OF PENETRATION : <subtitle>V. R<sc>ESEMBLANCES BETWEEN THE</sc> L<sc>IVING</sc> C<sc>ELL AND AN</sc> A<sc>RTIFICIAL</sc> S<sc>YSTEM IN</sc> A<sc>BSORBING</sc> M<sc>ETHYLENE</sc> B<sc>LUE AND</sc> T<sc>RIMETHYL</sc> T<sc>HIONINE. </sc></subtitle>

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SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDIES OF PENETRATION : IV. PENETRATION OF TRIMETHYL THIONIN INTO NITELLA AND VALONIA FROM METHYLENE BLUE.

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1928) 12 (1): 147–165.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.12.1.147

Published: 20 September 1928

View article titled, SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDIES OF PENETRATION : <subtitle>IV. P<sc>ENETRATION OF</sc> T<sc>RIMETHYL</sc> T<sc>HIONIN INTO</sc> N<sc>ITELLA AND</sc> V<sc>ALONIA FROM</sc> M<sc>ETHYLENE</sc> B<sc>LUE. </sc></subtitle>

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THE EFFECT OF ACETATE BUFFER MIXTURES, ACETIC ACID, AND SODIUM ACETATE, ON THE PROTOPLASM, AS INFLUENCING THE RATE OF PENETRATION OF CRESYL BLUE INTO THE VACUOLE OF NITELLA

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1927) 11 (2): 111–121.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.11.2.111

Published: 20 November 1927

View article titled, THE EFFECT OF ACETATE BUFFER MIXTURES, ACETIC ACID, AND SODIUM ACETATE, ON THE PROTOPLASM, AS INFLUENCING THE RATE OF PENETRATION OF CRESYL BLUE INTO THE VACUOLE OF NITELLA

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COUNTERACTION OF THE INHIBITING EFFECTS OF VARIOUS SUBSTANCES ON NITELLA

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1927) 11 (2): 123–139.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.11.2.123

Published: 20 November 1927

View article titled, COUNTERACTION OF THE INHIBITING EFFECTS OF VARIOUS SUBSTANCES ON NITELLA

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ON THE NATURE OF THE DYE PENETRATING THE VACUOLE OF VALONIA FROM SOLUTIONS OF METHYLENE BLUE

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1927) 10 (6): 927–948.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.10.6.927

Published: 20 July 1927

View article titled, ON THE NATURE OF THE DYE PENETRATING THE VACUOLE OF VALONIA FROM SOLUTIONS OF METHYLENE BLUE

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CERTAIN EFFECTS OF SALTS ON THE PENETRATION OF BRILLIANT CRESYL BLUE INTO NITELLA

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1927) 10 (3): 425–436.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.10.3.425

Published: 20 January 1927

View article titled, CERTAIN EFFECTS OF SALTS ON THE PENETRATION OF BRILLIANT CRESYL BLUE INTO NITELLA

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THE PENETRATION OF BASIC DYE INTO NITELLA AND VALONIA IN THE PRESENCE OF CERTAIN ACIDS, BUFFER MIXTURES, AND SALTS

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1926) 10 (2): 271–287.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.10.2.271

Published: 20 November 1926

View article titled, THE PENETRATION OF BASIC DYE INTO NITELLA AND VALONIA IN THE PRESENCE OF CERTAIN ACIDS, BUFFER MIXTURES, AND SALTS

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EXIT OF DYE FROM LIVING CELLS OF NITELLA AT DIFFERENT pH VALUES

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1926) 10 (1): 75–102.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.10.1.75

Published: 20 September 1926

View article titled, EXIT OF DYE FROM LIVING CELLS OF NITELLA AT DIFFERENT pH VALUES

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MECHANISM OF THE ACCUMULATION OF DYE IN NITELLA ON THE BASIS OF THE ENTRANCE OF THE DYE AS UNDISSOCIATED MOLECULES

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1926) 9 (4): 561–573.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.9.4.561

Published: 20 March 1926

View article titled, MECHANISM OF THE ACCUMULATION OF DYE IN NITELLA ON THE BASIS OF THE ENTRANCE OF THE DYE AS UNDISSOCIATED MOLECULES

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ACCUMULATION OF BRILLIANT CRESYL BLUE IN THE SAP OF LIVING CELLS OF NITELLA IN THE PRESENCE OF NH₃

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1925) 9 (2): 235–253.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.9.2.235

Published: 20 November 1925

View article titled, ACCUMULATION OF BRILLIANT CRESYL BLUE IN THE SAP OF LIVING CELLS OF NITELLA IN THE PRESENCE OF NH<sub>3 </sub>

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ON THE ACCUMULATION OF DYE IN NITELLA

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1925) 8 (2): 147–182.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.8.2.147

Published: 18 September 1925

View article titled, ON THE ACCUMULATION OF DYE IN NITELLA

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THE PENETRATION OF DYES AS INFLUENCED BY HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1923) 5 (6): 727–740.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.5.6.727

Published: 20 July 1923

View article titled, THE PENETRATION OF DYES AS INFLUENCED BY HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION

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THE BEHAVIOR OF CHLORIDES IN THE CELL SAP OF NITELLA

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1923) 5 (4): 427–428.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.5.4.427

Published: 20 March 1923

View article titled, THE BEHAVIOR OF CHLORIDES IN THE CELL SAP OF NITELLA

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THE PERMEABILITY OF LIVING CELLS TO DYES AS AFFECTED BY HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1922) 5 (2): 223–224.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.5.2.223

Published: 20 November 1922

View article titled, THE PERMEABILITY OF LIVING CELLS TO DYES AS AFFECTED BY HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION

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COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON RESPIRATION : XIII. AN APPARATUS FOR MEASURING THE PRODUCTION OF MINUTE QUANTITIES OF CARBON DIOXIDE BY ORGANISMS.

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1920) 3 (2): 203–206.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.3.2.203

Published: 20 November 1920

View article titled, COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON RESPIRATION : <subtitle>XIII. A<sc>N</sc> A<sc>PPARATUS FOR</sc> M<sc>EASURING THE</sc> P<sc>RODUCTION OF</sc> M<sc>INUTE</sc> Q<sc>UANTITIES OF</sc> C<sc>ARBON</sc> D<sc>IOXIDE BY</sc> O<sc>RGANISMS. </sc></subtitle>

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COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON RESPIRATION : VI. INCREASED PRODUCTION OF CARBON DIOXIDE ACCOMPANIED BY DECREASE OF ACIDITY.

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1919) 1 (4): 399–403.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.1.4.399

Published: 20 March 1919

View article titled, COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON RESPIRATION : <subtitle>VI. I<sc>NCREASED</sc> P<sc>RODUCTION OF</sc> C<sc>ARBON</sc> D<sc>IOXIDE</sc> A<sc>CCOMPANIED BY</sc> D<sc>ECREASE OF</sc> A<sc>CIDITY. </sc></subtitle>

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COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON RESPIRATION : V. THE EFFECT OF ETHER ON THE PRODUCTION OF CARBON DIOXIDE BY ANIMALS.

Marian Irwin

J Gen Physiol (1918) 1 (2): 209–220.

https://doi.org/10.1085/jgp.1.2.209

Published: 20 November 1918

View article titled, COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON RESPIRATION : <subtitle>V. T<sc>HE</sc> E<sc>FFECT OF</sc> E<sc>THER ON THE</sc> P<sc>RODUCTION OF</sc> C<sc>ARBON</sc> D<sc>IOXIDE BY</sc> A<sc>NIMALS. </sc></subtitle>

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STUDIES ON PENETRATION OF DYES WITH GLASS ELECTRODE : IV. PENETRATION OF BRILLIANT CRESYL BLUE INTO NITELLA FLEXILIS

STUDIES ON PENETRATION OF DYES WITH GLASS ELECTRODE : V. WHY DOES AZURE B PENETRATE MORE READILY THAN METHYLENE BLUE OR CRYSTAL VIOLET?

SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDIES OF PENETRATION OF DYES : VII. DYES ABSORBED BY A NON-MEDULLATED NERVE

SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDIES OF PENETRATION : V. RESEMBLANCES BETWEEN THE LIVING CELL AND AN ARTIFICIAL SYSTEM IN ABSORBING METHYLENE BLUE AND TRIMETHYL THIONINE.

SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDIES OF PENETRATION : IV. PENETRATION OF TRIMETHYL THIONIN INTO NITELLA AND VALONIA FROM METHYLENE BLUE.

THE EFFECT OF ACETATE BUFFER MIXTURES, ACETIC ACID, AND SODIUM ACETATE, ON THE PROTOPLASM, AS INFLUENCING THE RATE OF PENETRATION OF CRESYL BLUE INTO THE VACUOLE OF NITELLA

COUNTERACTION OF THE INHIBITING EFFECTS OF VARIOUS SUBSTANCES ON NITELLA

ON THE NATURE OF THE DYE PENETRATING THE VACUOLE OF VALONIA FROM SOLUTIONS OF METHYLENE BLUE

CERTAIN EFFECTS OF SALTS ON THE PENETRATION OF BRILLIANT CRESYL BLUE INTO NITELLA

THE PENETRATION OF BASIC DYE INTO NITELLA AND VALONIA IN THE PRESENCE OF CERTAIN ACIDS, BUFFER MIXTURES, AND SALTS

EXIT OF DYE FROM LIVING CELLS OF NITELLA AT DIFFERENT pH VALUES

MECHANISM OF THE ACCUMULATION OF DYE IN NITELLA ON THE BASIS OF THE ENTRANCE OF THE DYE AS UNDISSOCIATED MOLECULES

ACCUMULATION OF BRILLIANT CRESYL BLUE IN THE SAP OF LIVING CELLS OF NITELLA IN THE PRESENCE OF NH₃

ON THE ACCUMULATION OF DYE IN NITELLA

THE PENETRATION OF DYES AS INFLUENCED BY HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION

THE BEHAVIOR OF CHLORIDES IN THE CELL SAP OF NITELLA

THE PERMEABILITY OF LIVING CELLS TO DYES AS AFFECTED BY HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION

COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON RESPIRATION : XIII. AN APPARATUS FOR MEASURING THE PRODUCTION OF MINUTE QUANTITIES OF CARBON DIOXIDE BY ORGANISMS.

COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON RESPIRATION : VI. INCREASED PRODUCTION OF CARBON DIOXIDE ACCOMPANIED BY DECREASE OF ACIDITY.

COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON RESPIRATION : V. THE EFFECT OF ETHER ON THE PRODUCTION OF CARBON DIOXIDE BY ANIMALS.

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