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Table of Contents

Respiration and blood alkali during carbon monoxide asphyxia.
The fate of sulfides in the blood.
The treatment of carbon monoxide poisoning. By H.W. Haggard and Yandell Henderson.
Studies in carbon monoxide asphyxia: The growth of neuroblast in the presence of carbon monoxide.
The influence of hydrogen sulphide upon respiration. By H.W. Haggard and Yandell Henderson.
An accurate method of determining small amounts of ethyl ether in air, blood, and other fluids, together with a determination of the coefficient of distribution of ether between air and blood at various temperatures.
Action of irritant gases upon the respiratory tract.
The toxicology of hydrogen sulphide.

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Mellon lecture, under the auspices of the Society for Biological Research, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine -- seventh lecture

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21 p.

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