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CONCERNING ADENOMATA ORIGINATING FROM THE ISLANDS OF LANGERHANS

Russell L. Cecil
J. Exp. Med. 1911 13: 595-603. [Abstract] [PDF (578K)]

THE RELATION OF THE REACTIVE STROMA FORMATION TO THE TRANSPLANTABILITY OF THE CANCERS OF THE WHITE RAT

I. Levin
J. Exp. Med. 1911 13: 604-615. [PDF (1327K)]

THE MICROGRAPH: AN INSTRUMENT WHICH RECORDS THE MICROSCOPIC MOVEMENTS OF A DIAPHRAGM BY MEANS OF LIGHT INTERFERENCE, AND SOME RECORDS OF PHYSIOLOGICAL EVENTS SHOWING THE REGISTRATION OF SOUND WAVES INCLUDING THE HUMAN VOICE.

Albert C. Crehore and Frank S. Meara
J. Exp. Med. 1911 13: 616-625. [PDF (1726K)]

AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE QUESTION OF ASPIRATION OF FOREIGN MATERIAL INTO THE AIR PASSAGES DURING INTRATRACHEAL INSUFFLATION

T. S. Githens and S. J. Meltzer
J. Exp. Med. 1911 13: 626-633. [Abstract] [PDF (404K)]

A FEW OBSERVATIONS ON THE ACTION OF SALVARSAN UPON THE IRRITABILITY OF NERVE AND MUSCLE

Don R. Joseph
J. Exp. Med. 1911 13: 634-637. [Abstract] [PDF (189K)]

THE BACTERIOLOGY OF SPUTUM IN COMMON NON-TUBERCULOUS INFECTIONS OF THE UPPER AND LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACTS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO LOBAR AND BRONCHO-PNEUMONIA

Thomas Wood Hastings and Walter L. Niles
J. Exp. Med. 1911 13: 638-651. [Abstract] [PDF (821K)]

THE RESISTANCE OF THE END-PIECE AND MID-PIECE OF COMPLEMENT INACTIVATED BY DISTILLED WATER

Henry K. Marks
J. Exp. Med. 1911 13: 652-656. [PDF (213K)]

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