Jesse Francis McClendon

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PhD Physics University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Electrical Engineering Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Jesse Francis McClendon was an American chemist, zoologist, and physiologist known for the first pH measurement of human stomach in situ. McClendon made substantial contributions in a variety of fields, including invertebrate zoology, nutrition, life processes of cell membranes, the importance of pH control, the role of iodine in human health, and specifically its relation to prevention of goiters.

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THE HISTORY OF CHINESE MEDICINE. (1934) (77)
INVERSE RELATION BETWEEN IODIN IN FOOD AND DRINK AND GOITER, SIMPLE AND EXOPHTHALMIC (1924) (50)
Iodine and the incidence of goiter (1939) (45)
The development of isolated blastomeres of the frog's egg (36)
ON THE DYNAMICS OF CELL DIVISION.—II. CHANGES IN PERMEABILITY OF DEVELOPING EGGS TO ELECTROLYTES (1910) (36)
THE DISTRIBUTION OF IODINE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO GOITER (1927) (30)
Hydrogen Ion Concentration of the Contents of the Small Intestine. (1918) (28)
COLLOIDAL PROPERTIES OF THE SURFACE OF THE LIVING CELL II. ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITY AND CAPACITY OF BLOOD TO ALTERNATING CURRENTS OF LONG DURATION AND VARYING IN FREQUENCY FROM 260 TO 2,000,000 CYCLES PER SECOND (1926) (28)
SIMPLE GOITER AS A RESULT OF IODIN DEFICIENCY: PRELIMINARY PAPER (1923) (28)
THE HIGH FREQUENCY RESISTANCE OF HUMAN TISSUE (1932) (26)
The psychogalvanic reflex as related to the polarization capacity of the skin. (1930) (23)
ECHINOCHROME, A RED SUBSTANCE IN SEA URCHINS (1912) (22)
ON THE ANATOMY AND EMBRYOLOGY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM OF THE SCORPION (1904) (21)
ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF PARASITIC COPEPODS (1906) (20)
Osteoporosis produced and cured in rats by low- and high-calcium diets. (1962) (19)
The Plasma Membrane (1934) (18)
THE INCREASED PERMEABILITY OF STRIATED MUSCLE TO IONS DURING CONTRACTION (18)
THE PRESERVATION OF THE LIFE OF THE FROG'S EGG AND THE INITIATION OF DEVELOPMENT, BY INCREASE IN PERMEABILITY (1915) (17)
NOTE ON THE HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION OF THE HUMAN DUODENUM (1920) (16)
THE DETERMINATION OF IODINE IN FOOD, DRINK, AND EXCRETA (1924) (16)
THE BASAL METABOLIC RATE IN RELATION TO THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE (16)
THE COMPOSITION, ESPECIALLY THE HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION, OF SEA WATER IN RELATION TO MARINE ORGANISMS (1916) (15)
Thyroglobulin studies. 1. The thyroxine and iodine content of normal and goitrous human thyroglobulin. (1935) (15)
ACIDITY CURVES IN THE STOMACHS AND DUODENUMS OF ADULTS AND INFANTS, PLOTTED WITH THE AID OF IMPROVED METHODS OF MEASURING HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION (1915) (14)
AN ATTEMPT TOWARD THE PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY OF THE PRODUCTION OF ONE-EYED MONSTROSITIES (14)
ON THE LOCOMOTION OF A SEA ANEMONE (METRIDIUM MARGINATUM) (14)
THE DETERMINATION OF TRACES OF IODINE. I. (1928) (14)
COLLOID PROPERTIES OF THE SURFACE OF THE LIVING CELL (1927) (14)
FACTORS INFLUENCING THE HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION OF THE ILEUM (1919) (13)
Trace Element Deficiencies, Water-Culture Crops Designed to Study Deficiencies in Animals (1953) (13)
Microdetermination of volatile fatty acids in blood. (1944) (13)
COLLOIDAL PROPERTIES OF THE SURFACE OF THE LIVING CELL I. CONDUCTIVITY OF BLOOD TO DIRECT ELECTRIC CURRENTS (1926) (13)
THE DETERMINATION OF TRACES OF IODINE. III. IODINE IN MILK, BUTTER, OIL AND URINE1 (1930) (13)
Fluorine in Tea and Caries in Rats (1954) (12)
On the Effect of External Conditions on the Reproduction of Daphnia (1910) (12)
Determination of Iodine (1938) (12)
NEW HYDROGEN ELECTRODES AND RAPID METHODS OF DETERMINING HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATIONS (1915) (12)
A Study of Scurvy and Its Bearing on the Preservation of the Teeth (1921) (12)
EXPERIMENTS ON THE EGGS OF CHÆTOPTERUS AND ASTERIAS IN WHICH THE CHROMATIN WAS REMOVED (1907) (12)
Physical chemistry of vital phenomena (11)
CALCIUM PHOSPHATE METABOLISM IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF RICKETS (1922) (11)
THE ACTION OF ANESTHETICS IN PREVENTING INCREASE OF CELL PERMEABILITY (1915) (10)
THE WORLD'S SUPPLY OF IODINE IN RELATION TO THE PREVENTION OF GOITRE. (1922) (10)
The Curative Effect of a High-Calcium Diet on Senile Osteoporosis (1962) (10)
THE HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION OF FOODS (1919) (10)
Prevention of Dental Caries by Brushing the Teeth with Powders Containing Fluorapatite (1947) (10)
THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT CALORIMETRY OF CASSIOPEA XAMACHANA THE EFFECT OF STRETCHING ON THE RATE OF THE NERVE IMPULSE (1917) (10)
EFFECT OF ANESTHETICS ON VARIOUS CELL ACTIVITIES (1920) (9)
On Xerophytic Adaptations of Leaf Structure in Yuccas, Agaves and Nolinas (1908) (9)
The permeability and the thickness of the plasma membrane as determined by electric currents of high and low frequency (1927) (9)
THE DETERMINATION OF TRACES OF IODINE. II. IODINE IN VEGETABLES1 (1929) (9)
THYROID HORMONE IN BLOOD AND TISSUES IN RELATION TO BASAL METABOLIC RATE11 (1941) (9)
THE FORMATION AND COMPOSITION OF THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID: A SIMPLE METHOD OF DETECTING ACIDOSIS AND DETERMINING HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION (1918) (8)
THE RELEASE OF COLLOID FROM THE THYROID GLAND BY CENTRIFUGAL FORCE (1939) (8)
ON ARTIFICIAL PARTHENOGENESIS OF THE SEA-URCHIN EGG. (1909) (8)
The effect of fluorine-free food on dental and periodontal structures as revealed by roentgen studies. (1954) (8)
ELECTRIC IMPEDANCE AND PERMEABILITY OF LIVING CELLS. (1936) (8)
Fluorapatite and teeth. (1966) (8)
ON THE RELATION OF BLOOD SUGAR TO BLOOD VOLUME, AND CARBOHYDRATE TO WATER RETENTION (1931) (8)
FURTHER PROOFS OF THE INCREASE IN PERMEABILITY OF THE SEA URCHIN'S EGG TO ELECTROLYTES AT THE BEGINNING OF DEVELOPMENT. (1910) (8)
ON THE THICKNESS OF THE HELMHOLTZ DOUBLE LAYER. (1927) (7)
Goiter on an iodine-free diet grown by hydroponics, and excluding any goiter noxa. (1947) (7)
Physical Chemistry in Biology and Medicine (7)
EFFECT OF DIET ON THE ALKALINE RESERVE OF THE BLOOD (1919) (7)
IODINE AND GOITER WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE FAR EAST (1933) (7)
ELECTROLYTIC EXPERIMENTS SHOWING INCREASE IN PERMEABILITY OF THE EGG TO IONS AT THE BEGINNING OF DEVELOPMENT. (1910) (7)
Effect of Dietary Fluorine in Delaying Dental Caries (1942) (7)
ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITY OF RED BLOOD CORPUSCLES USING HIGH FREQUENCY ALTERNATING CURRENTS (1924) (7)
The cariostatic effect of flourine in tea. (1957) (6)
The inverse ratio between fluoride in food and drink and dental caries. (1942) (6)
Experimental senile osteoporosis. (1959) (6)
An attempt to explain the anomalous action of Lugol's solution in exophthalmic goiter. (1948) (6)
PROTEIN-BOUND IODINE IN ERYTHROCYTES AND PLASMA (1944) (6)
Hormone Iodine in Mother's and Umbilical Cord Blood.∗ (1939) (6)
Some American Plants Considered as Sources of Vitamines, and as Parts of a Diet Favorable to the Preservation of the Teeth' (1921) (6)
THE RELATION BETWEEN ABNORMAL PERMEABILITY AND ABNORMAL DEVELOPMENT OF FUNDULUS EGGS. (1913) (6)
THE OSMOTIC AND SURFACE TENSION PHENOMENA OF LIVING ELEMENTS AND THEIR PHYSIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE (1912) (6)
Resistance and Capacity of Stimulated and Unstimulated Muscle at Varying Electric Current Frequency Related to Chronaxie. (1927) (6)
THE USE OF THE VAN SLYKE CO2 APPARATUS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF TOTAL CO2 IN SEA WATER (1917) (5)
THE EFFECTS OF ALKALOIDS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF FISH (FUNDULUS) EGGS (1912) (5)
Preparation of material for histology and embryology, with an appendix on the arteries and veins in a thirty millimeter pig embryo (1913) (5)
ON THE FORMATION OF FATS FROM PROTEINS IN THE EGGS OF FISH AND AMPHIBIANS (1915) (5)
THE RELATION OF PERMEABILITY CHANGE TO CLEAVAGE, IN THE FROG'S EGG. (1911) (5)
Iodine metabolism on normal diet in relation to prevention of goitre. (1923) (5)
An A.C. Wheatstone Bridge for Audio and Radio‐Frequency Measurements (1932) (5)
The Life History of Ulula hyalina Latreille (1902) (5)
HOW DO ISOTONIC SODIUM CHLORIDE SOLUTION AND OTHER PARTHENOGENIC AGENTS INCREASE OXIDATION IN THE SEA URCHIN'S EGG? (5)
ON THE NUCLEO-ALBUMIN IN THE YOLK PLATELETS OF THE FROG'S EGG, WITH A NOTE ON THE BLACK PIGMENT (1909) (5)
THE DETERMINATION OF TRACES OF IODINE. V. FURTHER REFINEMENTS IN TECHNIQUE (1931) (5)
The presence of anti-ophthalmic vitamin and the absence of anti-richitic vitamin in dried spinach (1923) (5)
METHODS USED IN DETERMINING THE ELECTRIC CONDUCTIVITY OF SOLUTIONS (1920) (4)
DYNAMICS OF CELL DIVISION.—III. ARTIFICIAL PARTHENOGENESIS IN VERTEBRATES (4)
Reversal of Osteoporosis in Lactating Female Rats by Tricalcium Phosphate (1965) (4)
On the Totipotence of the First Two Blastomeres of the Frog's Egg (1909) (4)
Acupuncture, Hypnotism, and Magic (1973) (4)
The plasma membrane of ox erythrocytes as studied by wheatstone bridge measurements (1927) (4)
JAPAN HONORS CHINA. (1934) (4)
A manual of biochemistry (1935) (4)
ON THE OXIDIZING POWER OF OXYHEMOGLOBIN AND ERYTHROCYTES (1915) (4)
IS THE HIGH BASAL METABOLIC RATE IN "HYPERTHYROIDISM" DUE TO THYROXINE? (1934) (4)
Iodine and goiter in Utah and use of the Cottrell precipitator in iodine analysis. (1926) (3)
The prevention of dental caries by rock phosphate in the diet of the rat. (1953) (3)
RESULTS OF GOITER PROPHYLAXIS WITH IODIZED SALT. (1935) (3)
Production of rickets and osteoporosis on diets of purified food substances. (1924) (3)
The thiocyanate space and iodide space in the thyroid gland. (1950) (3)
OVARIAN HORMONE AND METABOLISM (1931) (3)
The determination of iodin in iodin metabolism (1923) (3)
VARIATIONS IN THE POLARIZATION CAPACITY AND RESISTANCE OF THE SKIN (1930) (3)
THE EFFECTS OF MALT AND MALT EXTRACTS ON SCURVY AND THE ALKALINE RESERVE OF THE BLOOD (1919) (3)
How could increase in permeability to electrolytes allow the development of the egg? (1910) (3)
A DIRECT READING POTENTIOMETER FOR MEASURING HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATIONS (1915) (3)
FAILURE TO FIND SEASONAL VARIATION IN BASAL METABOLIC RATE (1940) (3)
POLARIZATION-CAPACITY AS MEASURED WITH A WHEATSTONE BRIDGE WITH SINE-WAVE ALTERNATING CURRENTS OF HIGH AND LOW FREQUENCY (1929) (3)
ON THE EQUILIBRIUM BETWEEN THE ENAMEL OF THE TEETH AND THE SALIVA. (1926) (3)
Roentgenographic studies of osteoporosis. I. Replacement of common salt by a balanced salt in diet of rats. (1953) (3)
Reduction of Dental Caries and Goiter by Crops Fertilized with Fluorine and Iodine (1957) (3)
Experimental goitre and iodin in natural waters in relation to distribution of goitre (1923) (3)
Contrast roentgenography versus radioisotope scanning of liver and spleen. (1962) (3)
The myzostomes of the 'Albatross' Expedition to Japan. Bulletin of the AMNH ; v. 22, article 6. (3)
Dimorphic queens in an American ant (Lasius latipes Walsh). (1903) (3)
The iodine content of potatoes. (1934) (3)
The delay of dental caries by fluorine. (1941) (3)
Oral hepatosplenography; some limitations of iodinated, chloriodized and bromiodized oils homogenized with various emulsifiers. (1954) (3)
Roentgenography of osteoporosis due to lathyrism in the rat; effect of rock phosphate in the diet. (1955) (3)
Transcript of the Workshop on Bone Densitometry Held at the Stone House (1961) (2)
ARE IODIDES FOODS? (1922) (2)
Cataphoresis of proteids in the living cell (1910) (2)
THE DETERMINATION OF HYDROGEN IONS IN THE BLOOD WITH THE AID OF THE DUBOSCQ COLORIMETER AND ORTHO-CHROM-T OR PARA-NITROPHENOL (1926) (2)
Experimental rickets (1921) (2)
The necessity of fluorine in the diet of the rat. (1945) (2)
On the Hydrogen Ion Concentration of Sea Water, and the Physiological Effects of the Ions of Sea Water. (1916) (2)
A new method for determination of iodine in five cubic centimetres of blood or other biological material. (1938) (2)
THE HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION OF THE ILEUM CONTENT (1917) (2)
THE DETERMINATION OF TRACES OF IODINE. IV. IODINE IN SMALL QUANTITIES OF THYROID AND OTHER TISSUES1 (1930) (2)
Iodine in cabbage. (1935) (2)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS OF CENTRIFUGAL FORCE ON THE EGGS OF THE SEA URCHIN (ARBACIA PUNCTULATA) (1909) (2)
Experimental Cariostasis in Rats on a Tea Diet of High Fluorine Content (1957) (2)
Calcium phosphate metabolism showing the prevention of rickets by feeding clear grades of flour (1922) (2)
THYROGLOBULIN STUDIES III. CALORIGENIC ACTION OF THYROGLOBULIN WITH DIFFERENT THYROXINE CONTENT (1941) (2)
A New Species of Chrysopa From Texas (2)
THE DETERMINATION OF HYDROGEN IONS IN THE GASTRIC CONTENTS (1924) (2)
Plant Nutrients and Human Nutrition, Reduction of Dental Caries and Goiter by Crops Fertilizer with Fluorine and Iodine (1955) (2)
A simplified system of buffers and indicators with or without glass electrodes (1940) (2)
THYROID HORMONE IN BLOOD. II. (1941) (2)
AN IMPROVED HASSELBALCH HYDROGEN ELECTRODE AND A COMBINED TONOMETER AND HYDROGEN ELECTRODE, TOGETHER WITH RAPID METHODS OF DETERMINING THE BUFFER VALUE OF BLOOD (1916) (2)
The Determination of Iodine in Natural Waters. (1927) (1)
Hepatosplenography with zirconium oxide. (1956) (1)
Hydrogen Ion Determination (1930) (1)
Osteoporosis in calcium deficiency. (1961) (1)
NOTES ON THE RELATION OF IODINE TO GOITRE (1931) (1)
Roentgenographic studies of osteoporosis. II. The inhibitive effect of dietary phosphate fertilizer on dental caries and skeletal decalcification in the rat. (1954) (1)
ON THE CHEMISTRY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE YOLK PLATELETS IN THE EGG OF THE FROG (RANA PIPIENS). (1909) (1)
THE DESIRABILITY OF HOMOZYGOUS MICE IN NUTRITION EXPERIMENTS. (1935) (1)
THE SPERMATOGENESIS OF PANDARUS SINUATUS SAY (1907) (1)
A CONVENIENT PARAFFINE BATH FOR INDIVIDUAL USE (1908) (1)
ON THE GRAPHIC REPRESENTATION OF IONIC EQUILIBRIA IN BLOOD SERUM. (1935) (1)
Protein-bound iodine in extrathyroidal human tissues. (1954) (1)
The Measurement of Heat Production in Diathermy (1933) (1)
Hormone iodine in five cubic centimeters of blood in relation to goiter. (1938) (1)
Absence of Gastro-Intestinal Lesions in Rats Following Ingestion of Silica (1958) (1)
Separation of the “Colloid” from Living Thyroid Gland by Means of Centrifugal Force (1935) (1)
CHART FOR THE CONVERSION OF COLORIMETRIC READINGS INTO HYDROGEN ION CONCENTRATION (1922) (1)
Determination of “Hormone Iodine” in 5 cc. Blood.∗ (1938) (1)
The Effect of Anesthetics on Living Cells. (1920) (1)
Determination of Iodine in 5 cc. of Blood (1938) (1)
On the production of osteomalacia by dietary means. (1960) (1)
The Equilibrium of Tortugas Sea Water with Calcite and Aragonite. (1917) (1)
DOES ESTRONE RAISE THE METABOLIC RATE (1938) (1)
Action of Peptides in the Nutrition of Young Mice. (1931) (1)
A method for producing fluoride-free salts and a fluoride-free diet. (1959) (1)
The diagnostic value of phosphate metabolism in experimental rickets (1922) (1)
Diurnal Changes in the Sea at Tortugas, Florida. (1917) (1)
THE INCREASE IN PERMEABILITY OF THE FROG'S EGG AT THE BEGINNING OF DEVELOPMENT AND THE PRESERVATION OF THE LIFE OF THE EGG. (1914) (1)
A NEW HYDROGEN ELECTRODE FOR THE ELECTROMETRIC TITRATION OF THE ALKALINE RESERVE OF BLOOD PLASMA AND OTHER FROTHING FLUIDS (1)
METHODS OF EXTRACTING AND CONCENTRATING VITAMINES A, B, AND C, TOGETHER WITH AN APPARATUS FOR REDUCING MILK, FRUIT JUICES, AND OTHER FLUIDS TO A POWDER WITHOUT DESTRUCTION OF VITAMINES (1921) (1)
Some hydrogen electrode measurements on normal blood. (1925) (1)
Antagonistic Action of Anesthetics and Alkali Metal Ions on Permeability of Cell. (1927) (1)
Prevention of dental caries by brushing the teeth with natural and synthetic fluorapatite. (1946) (1)
Induction of Menstruation in Women by Use of Ovarian Hormone.∗ (1929) (1)
Sugar in 0.02 cc. Blood by the Method of Folin and Malmros. (1930) (1)
The larvae of Myrmeleon texanus Banks and M. rusticus Hagen (1)
Advances in the science of nutrition (1937) (1)
Notes on the true Neuroptera. 3. A catalogue of Texas Neuroptera (1)
DIFFERENCES IN THE DIGESTION IN ADULTS AND INFANTS (1915) (0)
Protein-bound iodine in erythrocytes and plasma and elsewhere. (1944) (0)
Reminiscences of early work on mineral metabolism at the University of Minnesota. (1957) (0)
DOODLE-BUGS AND LAW-MAKERS. (1932) (0)
The inhibitive effect of dietary phosphate fertilizer on dental cariogenesis. (1953) (0)
PETTIBONEʼS TEXTBOOK OF PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY. Fourth edition (1930) (0)
Notes on the true Neuroptera. 2. On venation in Neuroptera (0)
Nutritive properties of taro root and poi and its possible relation to the preservation of teeth of the Polynesians. (1923) (0)
Goiter, Iodine and Military Strength. II (1941) (0)
The First American Medical School Was in Mexico (1965) (0)
CHINA AS A FIELD FOR THE STUDY OF THE NUTRITION OF HUMAN TEETH (1922) (0)
ON THE ANTAGONISTIC ACTION OF SALTS AND ANESTHETICS IN INCREASING PERMEABILITY OF FISH EGGS (PRELIMINARY NOTE). (1914) (0)
Demonstration of effect of nutrition on the skin. (1945) (0)
Determination of gastric acidity and pH. (1924) (0)
ON THE INCREASE IN OXIDATION IN THE EGG AT THE BEGINNING OF DEVELOPMENT. (1911) (0)
Blood Hormone Iodine and Iodide Reserve in Relation to Basal Metabolic Rate.∗ (1939) (0)
THE PLACE OF VEGETABLE OILS IN THE DIET (1936) (0)
THE EFFECTS OF ALKALOIDS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF FISH (FUNDULUS) EMBRYOS. (1912) (0)
Iodine in Samples Containing Little Organic Matter Other Than Urea.∗ (1938) (0)
An Indirect Calorimeter for the Determination of O2 and CO2. (1927) (0)
THE RELATION OF SOIL FERTILITY TO VITAMINE CONTENT OF GRAIN. (1921) (0)
Biological Bromination. (1959) (0)
The dissociation constant of orthocresol-tetrachlorophthalein. (1925) (0)
Conditions of formation of the thyroid hormone outside the thyroid gland. (1954) (0)
Basal Metabolism (Oxygen) of Normal Women in Relation to Injection of Follicular Hormone.∗ (1928) (0)
Handbook of chemistry in biology and medicine (1931) (0)
Improved halogenated oils for hepatosplenography. (1956) (0)
The Use of Micro-Manipulators (1931) (0)
Pettibone's Textbook of Physiological Chemistry (1930) (0)
Iodine in Maryland Waters in Relation to Goiter (1928) (0)
Goiter on an iodine-free diet grown by hydroponics, and excluding any goiter noxa. (1947) (0)
Hepatosplenography with oxides of heavy metals. (1959) (0)
Weights and Measures and the Public (1934) (0)
Goiter on an iodine-free diet grown by hydroponics, and excluding any goiter noxa. (1947) (0)
The Psycho-galvanic Reflex and Polarization-Capacity of the Skin. (1929) (0)
Food fermentation as a preventive of furunculosis. (1948) (0)
A slide rule for pH of indicators and buffers and for bicarbonate equilibria. (1946) (0)
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES AND THE PUBLIC. (0)
THE USE OF VITAMINE FOOD-TABLETS AS AN AID TOWARD CONSERVING THE FOOD SUPPLY. (1921) (0)
The relation of glucose to water retention. (1931) (0)
The thyroid gland of the smallest mammal. (1947) (0)
Bagg albino mice for testing hormones and other expensive substances (1935) (0)
Is the protein requirement in nutrition an amino acid or a peptide requirement (1933) (0)
On the pharmacology of traces of fluoride. (1959) (0)
Relationship between goitre, Graves' disease and occurrence of iodine. (1936) (0)
On the physiology of volatile fatty acids. (1945) (0)
The Prevalence of Simple Goiter and Its Relation to Iodin Content of Water and Foods (1926) (0)
A CHART FOR RAPID CALCULATION OF CALORIFIC VALUES OF DIET (1920) (0)
BEHAVIOR OF THYROID FOLLICLES IN THE HARVEY-LOOMIS CENTRIFUGE MICROSCOPE. (1936) (0)
The Effect of Deficiencies in the Diet (1924) (0)
Inexpensive Microphotographic Records (1940) (0)
Senile osteoporosis. (1962) (0)
The determination of the pH of the urine with 4 nitro 6 aminoguaiacol. (1924) (0)
The Effect of Stretching on the Rate of Conduction in the Neuro-Muscular Network in Cassiopea. (1917) (0)
An improved portable calorimeter. (1925) (0)
Production of osteitis fibrosa cystica with a low calcium diet plus fluorine. (1954) (0)
The Effect of Oxygen Tension on the Metabolism of Cassiopea. (1917) (0)
Behavior of Thyroid Follicles in the Harvey-Loomis Centrifuge Microscope (1936) (0)
Fluorapatite and Teeth (1966) (0)
The determination of iodine in blood, urine, and cabbage. (1934) (0)
FLUORINE AND DENTAL CARIES (1953) (0)
Absorption Rates of Colloid and Milky Suspensions of Halogenated Fats for Hepatosplenography in the Rat (1952) (0)
Homozygous mice as biochemical test animals. (1935) (0)
The Statistical Relation between Goiter and Cancer (1939) (0)
INEXPENSIVE MICROPHOTOGRAPHIC RECORDS. (1940) (0)
Notes on the true Neuroptera. 1. Brachynemurus curriei, a new ant lion from Texas (0)
The Use of Vitamine Food-Tablets as an Aid Toward Conserving the Food Supply (1921) (0)
"America" Defined. (1965) (0)
Polarization capacity and resistance of salt solutions, agar, erythrocytes, resting and stimulated muscle, and liver measured with a new wheatstone bridge designed for electric currents of high and low frequency (1929) (0)
The dynamics of a model of cell division (1913) (0)
NOTE ON THE ULTRAMICROSCOPY OF EGG ALBUMIN (1919) (0)
The mechanism of the storage of iodine in the thyroid and the passage of the thyroid hormone to the tissues (1940) (0)
The use of homozygous (Bagg strain) albino mice in nutrition studies. (1935) (0)
NUTRITION AND PUBLIC HEALTH WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO VITAMINES.1 (1920) (0)
On the Chemistry and Development of the Yolk Platelets in the Egg of the Frog ( Rana pipiens ) (1909) (0)
THE USE OF MICRO-MANIPULATORS. (0)
Growing a diet deficient in certain elements by hydroponics. (1946) (0)
The determination of iodine in large samples of foodstuffs (1922) (0)
On the mechanism of the anomalous action of iodine in lowering the basal metabolic rate. (1947) (0)
A smoke precipitator used in iodin analysis of food stuffs. (1925) (0)
A NEW FORMULA FOR THE ELECTRICAL RESISTANCE OF CERTAIN INHOMOGENEOUS SYSTEMS. (1924) (0)
Pituitary-protein-bound iodine and the Plummer treatment of hyperthyroidism. (1948) (0)
TABLES FOR FINDING THE ALKALINE RESERVE OF BLOOD SERUM, IN HEALTH AND IN ACIDOSIS, FROM THE TOTAL CO2 OR THE ALVEOLAR CO2 OR THE pH AT KNOWN CO2 TENSION (1917) (0)
Iodine metabolism: III. (1924) (0)
Iodine and Goitre (1950) (0)
Teaching of Physiological Chemistry (1936) (0)
A NEW MATHEMATICAL FORMULA FOR CHEMICAL ANALYSIS IN A TWO PHASE SYSTEM. (1933) (0)
Experiments with an artificial glomerulus; a reminiscence. (1959) (0)
Measurement by Vreeland Oscillator of Minimum Time Required to Stimulate Muscle or Nerve. (1927) (0)
Concentric zones of distribution of fluorine in milk and dental caries. (1946) (0)
The rate of absorption of water by the skin of the frog, in relation M. H. Fischer's theory of edema (1913) (0)

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