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Lillian Eichelberger

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Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1934

THE IONIZATION OF CALCIUM, MAGNESIUM, AND STRONTIUM CITRATES

A. Baird Hastings; Franklin C. McLean; Lillian Eichelberger; James L. Hall; Esther Da Costa

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1937

THE EXCHANGE OF SALT AND WATER BETWEEN MUSCLE AND BLOOD I. THE EFFECT OF AN INCREASE IN TOTAL BODY WATER PRODUCED BY THE INTRAVENOUS INJECTION OF ISOTONIC SALT SOLUTIONS

A. Baird Hastings; Lillian Eichelberger

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1940

WATER AND ELECTROLYTE CONTENT OF NORMAL AND HYDRONEPHROTIC KIDNEYS

Lillian Eichelberger; Walter G. Bibler

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1940

The composition of dolphin milk.

B. J. Vos; Lillian Eichelberger; E. S. Fetcher; E. M. K. Geiling

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1945

THE FAT, WATER, CHLORIDE, TOTAL NITROGEN, AND COLLAGEN NITROGEN CONTENT IN THE TENDONS OF THE DOG

Lillian Eichelberger; Jean D. Brown

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1939

THE DISTRIBUTION OF BODY WATER IN SKELETAL MUSCLE IN DOGS WITH IMPAIRED RENAL FUNCTION

Lillian Eichelberger

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1937

THE EXCHANGE OF SALT AND WATER BETWEEN MUSCLE AND BLOOD II. THE EFFECT OF RESPIRATORY ALKALOSIS AND ACIDOSIS INDUCED BY OVERBREATHING AND REBREATHING

Lillian Eichelberger; A. Baird Hastings

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1941

THE DISTRIBUTION OF BODY WATER IN SKELETAL MUSCLE AND LIVER IN NORMAL DOGS FOLLOWING INJECTIONS OF POTASSIUM SALTS

Lillian Eichelberger

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1940

THE DISTRIBUTION OF WATER AND ELECTROLYTES IN SKELETAL MUSCLE OF THE DOLPHIN (TURSIOPS TRUNCATUS)

Lillian Eichelberger; E. M. K. Geiling; B. J. Vos

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1940

THE DISTRIBUTION OF WATER AND ELECTROLYTES IN THE BLOOD OF DOLPHINS (TURSIOPS TRUNCATUS)

Lillian Eichelberger; E. S. Fetcher; E. M. K. Geiling; B. J. Vos

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A. Baird Hastings

Harvard University

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E. M. K. Geiling

University of Chicago

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James L. Hall

University of California

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Franklin C. McLean

Peking Union Medical College

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