To assist the physician in dealing with acute chemical poisonings from misuse of consumer
products. Provides a list of trade name products with ingredients, sample formulas of …

… Smith RP and Gosselin RE: On the mechanism of sulfide inactivation by methemoglobin.
Toxicol Appi Pharmacol 8:159-172, 1966. Coryell CD, Stitt F, and Pauling L: The magnetic …

To decaffeinated coffee powder was added either caffeine or lactose, each in an amount of
150 mg. per dose. Prepared packets were issued to second‐year medical students, who …

Methemoglobinemia induced in laboratory mammals protects them against death from
inorganic sulfide poisoning. Similarly, an intraperitoneal depot of human methemoglobin …

The objective of this study was to expand the data on menstrual cycle serum hormone patterns
in female common chimpanzees, both in terms of the number of cycles analyzed and by …

The hospital and the research laboratory are both important sources of information in clinical
toxicology. New knowledge based on recent observations has important implications in …

… other examples represent direct responses to nerve impulses. For example, it is possible
that cilia are influenced by chemical or mechanical changes in their environment resulting from …

… where Kand K~ are the distribution coefficients of the metal between resin and solution
phases in the absence and presence of ligand respectively, A is the molar concentration of ligand…

An examination is made of the hypothesis that endogenous 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT)
serves as a local hormone regulating ciliary activity in the lamellibranch gill. These cilia are …

Equations are derived to represent the permeability of a barrier composed of either two or
three distinct layers through which solutes diffuse in sequence. In mesentery and peritoneum …