An American Text-book of Physiology, Volume 1W. B. Saunders, 1900 Bouve collection. |
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... varying standpoints , and in a few instances have arrived at slightly different conclusions . In this last respect the book reflects more faithfully perhaps than if written by a single author the legitimate differences of opinion which ...
... varying standpoints , and in a few instances have arrived at slightly different conclusions . In this last respect the book reflects more faithfully perhaps than if written by a single author the legitimate differences of opinion which ...
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... varying the strength of the stimulus upon the composition of the saliva , 223 - Theory of trophic and secretory fibres , 224 - Vacuoles in gland cells during secretion , 226 - Histological changes in glands as a result of func- tional ...
... varying the strength of the stimulus upon the composition of the saliva , 223 - Theory of trophic and secretory fibres , 224 - Vacuoles in gland cells during secretion , 226 - Histological changes in glands as a result of func- tional ...
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... varying degrees of perfection in the development of the innate possibility contained in primitive protoplasm . It is not too much to say , perhaps , that were we acquainted with the structure and chemistry of the ultimate units of ...
... varying degrees of perfection in the development of the innate possibility contained in primitive protoplasm . It is not too much to say , perhaps , that were we acquainted with the structure and chemistry of the ultimate units of ...
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... varying with different animals . This color is due to the presence in small quantities of a special pigment , the nature of which is not definitely known . The red color of blood is not due , there- fore , to coloration of the blood ...
... varying with different animals . This color is due to the presence in small quantities of a special pigment , the nature of which is not definitely known . The red color of blood is not due , there- fore , to coloration of the blood ...
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... varies with different animals : reckoned as Na , CO , the alkalinity of dog's blood corresponds to 0.2 per cent . of this salt ; of human blood , 0.35 per cent . The alkaline reaction of blood is very easily demon- strated upon clear ...
... varies with different animals : reckoned as Na , CO , the alkalinity of dog's blood corresponds to 0.2 per cent . of this salt ; of human blood , 0.35 per cent . The alkaline reaction of blood is very easily demon- strated upon clear ...
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Page 447 - Repeat these measures alternately, deliberately, and perseveringly, about fifteen times in a minute, until a spontaneous effort to respire is perceived ; immediately upon which cease to imitate the movements of breathing, and proceed to induce circulation and warmth.