National Institutes of Health Bulletin, Issues 101-105U.S. Government Printing Office, 1915 |
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acid activity agar Amount per gram animals antigen assay Assoc Average bacilli body weight Cedar Point cells CEREBROSIDES channel Chem chemical CHOLESTEROL coli congested cultures determination diet digitalis digitoxin dilution diphtheria dose Drug experiments EXTRACTIVE fat-free digitalis fixation flats float Fort Foote frog gastric gram of body Hygienic Laboratory increase indican injected Joseph Goldberger Lactose Lactose bile Lactose broth LIPOID PROTEIN M. J. Rosenau miles minutes Murray Galt Motter nervous system neutral nitrogen observations obtained one-hour frog method organisms ouabain oysters patient pellagra pepsin Percentage variation Pharm Pharmacopoeia PHOSPHATIDES phosphorus physiological plankton plants pollution Potomac River preparations PROTEIN Public Health Service reaction samples Sept serum sewage solution standard sterilization SULFATIDES sulphur TABLE temperature thymol tide tincture tincture of digitalis tion tissue Total lipoids toxicity tuberculous tubes typhoid fever urine variation from normal Wardell Stiles Washington water supply Ztschr
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