As a result of them it was found that the sensitizing action of adrenalin and of epinephrin was dependent upon a number of factors of which the chief are :- -(I) Temperature conditions ; (2) the hydrogen-ion concentration Of the medium ; (3) the composition of the medium; amid (4) the quantity of adrenalin hy(' 1chloride or of epinephrin present in the medium. [...] The action of adrenalin hydrochloride and of epinephrin in enhancing the sensitivity of the enueleated toad's eye to the stimulus of light is influenced uenced by the composition of the medium in which the eye is preserved. [...] The curve of maximum dilatation and the ranges of action of the irides of control eyes subjected to the influence of the same dose of adrenalin but without the addition of increasing amounts of Nj 10 }ICL are shown in interrupted lines. [...] As the pH of the medium falls from alkalinity towards neutrality the curve of maximum dilatation of the pupils gradually heightens;: and the range of actioof the irides increases. [...] (5) That the pH of the medium under the influence of the metabolic activities of the eye tends always to approach neutrality (d) Affect of increasing the fl-ion concentration on the action of epinephrin in Ringer's solution the amount of epinephrin being constant.
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- SARF Document ID
- sarf.120195
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Frontmatter
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i-vi | unknown | view |
Pathogenesis of Deficiency Disease. XII.—Concerning the Function of the Adrenal Gland and Its Relation to Concentration of Hydrogen-Ions*
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861-899 | Robert McCarrison | view |
Pathogenesis of Deficiency Disease. XIII.—Effects of Heat Cold Serum and Sunlight on the Action of Epinephrin and Adrenalin Hydrochloride
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900-907 | Robert McCarrison | view |
The Pathogenicity of Insect Flagel-lates to Vertebrates With Special Reference to Herpetomonas Ctenocephali Fantham
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908-933 | H.E. Shortt | view |
A Revision of the Culicine Mosquitoes of India. Part II. The Larvae of Some Indian Species of Culex
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934-xviii | P.J. Barraud | view |
Schistosomiasis (Bilharziasis) in Arabia. A Preliminary Report
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943-947 | S.D.S. Greval | view |
Chemotherapy of Antimonial Compounds in Kala-Azar Infection. Part II. Dermal Leishmanoid
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948-952 | U.N. Brahmachari | view |
Further Records of the Distribution of the Indian Rat Fleas with a Note on the Correlation between the Prevalence of Xenopsylla Cheopis and Plague Mortality
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953-961 | F.W. Cragg | view |
The Zoophilism of Anopheles in Relation to the Epidemiology of Malaria in India: a Suggestion
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962-964 | F.W. Cragg | view |
The Inapplicability of the “Millsreincke Phenomenon” to Indian Conditions.*
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965-978 | T.N.S. Chari | view |
Some Observations on the Bionomics of Xenopsylla Astia Rothsch
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979-989 | F.W. Cragg | view |
The Development of Protection after Prophylactic Inoculation
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990-995 | W.F. Harvey, K.R.K. Iyengar | view |
On the Structure of the Salivary Pump in Certain Blood-Sucking and other Insects
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996-1007 | J.W. Cornwall | view |
A New East-African Anopheline (A. Kingi) Related to A. Natalensis Hill and Haydon and A. Watsonii Leicester
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1008-1019 | S.R. Christophers | view |
An Examination into the Degree of Efficacy of Anti-Rabic Treatment
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1020-1077 | W.F. Harvey, H.W. Acton | view |
Bacteriological and Laboratory Technique. Section IX. Pathogenic Material Examination
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1078-1116 | W.F. Harvey | view |
A Note on a Case of Dextrocardia in the Mouse
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1117-1118 | L.A.P. Anderson | view |
A Note on a Method of Fumigation by Hydrocyanic Acid Gas on a Small Scale
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1119-1122 | L.A.P. Anderson | view |
On Certain Fallacies Associated with the Use of Laboratory Animals for Isolating Pathogenic Micro-Organisms
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1123-1126 | R.H. Malone | view |
The Necessity for a Standard for Vaccine Lymph with the Description of a New Test*
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1127-1135 | J. Chunningham, J.A. Cruickshank | view |
The Prediction of Malaria Epidemics. with Special Reference to an Actual Forecast in 1921
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1136-1143 | C.A. Gill | view |
A Method of Estimating the Degree of Solubility of Micro-Organisms in Bile and ‘Bile Salt’ Solutions
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1144-1146 | R.H. Malone | view |
The Duration of Protection after Prophylactic Inoculation
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1147-1149 | W.F. Harvey, K.R.K. Iyengar | view |
Record of Kala-Azar Research Work Carried Out at the King Edward VII Memorial Pasteur Institute Shillong During 1922
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1150-1168 | H.E. Shortt | view |
Bovine Tuberculosis in the Bombay Presidency
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1169-iv | M.H. Sowerby | view |
Instructions to Authors of Papers Intended for Publication in the Indian Journal of Medical Research
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1173-1176 | unknown | view |
Index of Authors
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1177-1182 | unknown | view |
Index of Subjects
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1183-1186 | unknown | view |
Backmatter
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i-viii | unknown | view |