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American Journal of Physiology | 1935

THE RATE OF ELIMINATION OF DISSOLVED NITROGEN IN MAN IN RELATION TO THE FAT AND WATER CONTENT OF THE BODY

Albert R. Behnke; Robert M. Thomson; Louis A. Shaw

American Journal of Physiology | 1932

THE TRANSFER OF BICARBONATE BETWEEN THE BLOOD AND TISSUES CAUSED BY ALTERATIONS OF THE CARBON DIOXIDE CONCENTRATION IN THE LUNGS

Louis A. Shaw; Anne C. Messer

American Journal of Physiology | 1933

STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS OF HIGH OXYGEN PRESSURE

Albert R. Behnke; Louis A. Shaw; C. W. Shilling; Robert M. Thomson; Anne C. Messer

American Journal of Physiology | 1931

CUTANEOUS RESPIRATION IN MAN: III. The Permeability of the Skin to Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen as Affected by Altering their Tension in the Air Surrounding the Skin

Louis A. Shaw; Anne C. Messer

American Journal of Physiology | 1926

The comparative capacity of the blood and of the tissue to absorb carbonic acid

Louis A. Shaw

American Journal of Physiology | 1930

CUTANEOUS RESPIRATION IN MAN: II. The Effect of Temperature and of Relative Humidity upon the Rate of Carbon Dioxide Elimination and Oxygen Absorption

Louis A. Shaw; Anne C. Messer

American Journal of Physiology | 1929

CUTANEOUS RESPIRATION IN MAN

Louis A. Shaw; Anne C. Messer; Soma Weiss

American Journal of Physiology | 1936

THE CIRCULATORY AND RESPIRATORY DISTURBANCES OF ACUTE COMPRESSED-AIR ILLNESS AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF OXYGEN AS A THERAPEUTIC MEASURE

Albert R. Behnke; Louis A. Shaw; Anne C. Messer; Robert M. Thomson; E. Preble Motley

American Journal of Physiology | 1935

THE EQUILIBRIUM TIME OF THE GASEOUS NITROGEN IN THE DOG'S BODY FOLLOWING CHANGES OF NITROGEN TENSION IN THE LUNGS

Louis A. Shaw; Albert R. Behnke; Anne C. Messer; Robert M. Thomson; E. Preble Motley

American Journal of Physiology | 1934

THE RÔLE OF CARBON DIOXIDE IN PRODUCING THE SYMPTOMS OF OXYGEN POISONING

Louis A. Shaw; Albert R. Behnke; Anne C. Messer

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THE RATE OF ELIMINATION OF DISSOLVED NITROGEN IN MAN IN RELATION TO THE FAT AND WATER CONTENT OF THE BODY

THE TRANSFER OF BICARBONATE BETWEEN THE BLOOD AND TISSUES CAUSED BY ALTERATIONS OF THE CARBON DIOXIDE CONCENTRATION IN THE LUNGS

STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS OF HIGH OXYGEN PRESSURE

CUTANEOUS RESPIRATION IN MAN: III. The Permeability of the Skin to Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen as Affected by Altering their Tension in the Air Surrounding the Skin

The comparative capacity of the blood and of the tissue to absorb carbonic acid

CUTANEOUS RESPIRATION IN MAN: II. The Effect of Temperature and of Relative Humidity upon the Rate of Carbon Dioxide Elimination and Oxygen Absorption

CUTANEOUS RESPIRATION IN MAN

THE CIRCULATORY AND RESPIRATORY DISTURBANCES OF ACUTE COMPRESSED-AIR ILLNESS AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF OXYGEN AS A THERAPEUTIC MEASURE

THE EQUILIBRIUM TIME OF THE GASEOUS NITROGEN IN THE DOG'S BODY FOLLOWING CHANGES OF NITROGEN TENSION IN THE LUNGS

THE RÔLE OF CARBON DIOXIDE IN PRODUCING THE SYMPTOMS OF OXYGEN POISONING

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