| Description | W M Thornton, 'The influence of ionized air on bacteria'.
C S Sherrington and Miss C M Sowton, 'On reflex-inhibition of the knee-flexor'.
H E Armstrong and E F Armstrong, 'The Origin of osmotic effects. IV. Notes on the differential septa in plants, with reference to the translocation of nutritive materials'.
W M Bayliss, 'The properties of colloidal systems. III. The osmotic pressure of electrolytically dissociated colloids'.
Dr C Todd and R G White, 'On the fate of red blood corpuscles when injected into the circulation of an animal of the same species: with a new method for the determination of the total volume of blood'.
L Hill and M Flack, 'The influence of ozone'.
S G Paine, 'The permeability of the yeast cell'.
M C Potter, 'Electrical effects accompanying the decomposition of organic compounds'.
T G Brown, 'The intrinsic factors in the act of progression in the mammal'.
G A Buckmaster and J A Gardner, 'Ventilation of the lung during chloroform narcosis'.
J L Jona. 'The refractive indices of the eye media of some Australian animals'.
A F Hayden and W P Morgan, 'An inquiry into the influence of the constituents of a bacterial emulsion on the opsonic index'.
A H Caulfeild, 'Factors in the interpretation of the inhibitive and fixation serum reactions in pulmonary tuberculosis'.
A H Caulfeild, 'Preliminary report upon the injection of rabbits with protein-free (tubercule) antigen and antigen-serum mixtures'.
Col Sir David Bruce, 'The morphology of Trypanosoma gambiense (Dutton and Todd)'.
H R Dean, 'On the Factors named in agglutination'.
Dr A Harden and S G Paine, 'Action of dissolved substances upon the auto-fermentation of yeast'.
G W Ellis and J A Gardner, 'The origin and destiny of cholesterol in the animal organism, part VIII'.
F W Twort and G L Y Ingram, 'A method for isolating and cultivating the Mycobacterium Pseudotuberculosis enteritidis bovis (Johne) and some experiments on the preparation of a diagnostic vaccine for Pseudotuberculosis enteritis of Bovines'.
Dr A Harden and Dorothy Norris, 'The bacterial production of acetylmethylcarbinol and butylene glycol from various substances'.
J Thompson, 'The chemical action of Bacillus cloacoe (Jordan) on glucose and mannitol'.
F W Edridge-Green, 'Simultaneous colour contrast'.
Captain A D Fraser and Dr H L Duke, 'Antelope infected with Trypanosoma gambiense'.
Dr T G Brown, 'An alleged specific instance of the transmission of acquired characters -- investigation and criticism'.
Dr T L Llewellyn, 'The causes and prevention of miners' nystagamus'.
F H A Marshall, 'On the effects of castration and ovariotomy upon sheep'.
Dr H L Duke, 'The transmission of Trypanosoma nanum'.
G A Buckmaster and J A Gardner 'Composition of the blood gases during the resipiration of oxygen'.
Prof W M Thornton, 'The electrical conductivity of bacteria and the rate of inhibition of bacteria by electric currents'.
Dr J S Haldane, C G Douglas, Y Henderson, and E C Schneider, 'The physiological effects of low atmospheric pressures, as observed on Pike's Peak, Colorado'.
H S Ryland and B T Lang, 'An instrument for measuring the distance between the centres of rotation of the two eyes'.
Capt A D Fraser and Dr H L Duke, 'An antelope trypansome'.
Capt A D Fraser and Dr H L Duke, 'The relation of wild animals to trypanosomiasis'.
E H Ross, 'The development of a leucocytozoon of guinea-pigs'.
Dr A Harden and Dorothy Norris, 'The bacterial production of acetylmethylcarbinol and butyl glycol'.
Dr H E Armstrong and E Horton, 'Studies on enzyme action. XIV - urease: a selective enzyeme'.
Dr W S Lazarus-Barlow, 'On the presence of radium in some carcinomatous tumours'.
Prof E Goldman, 'On a new method of examining normal and diseased tissue by means of intra vitam staining'.
S G Shattock and L S Dudgeon, 'Certain results of drying non-sporing bacteria in a charcol liquid air vacuum'.
C Revis, 'An improved method for opsonic index estimations involving the separation of red and white human blood corpuscles'.
E C Hort and W J Penfold, A critical study of experimental fever'.
E W Ainley Walker, 'Further observations on the variability of streptococi in relation to certain fermentation tests, together with some considerations bearing upon its possible meaning'.
Dr A Harden and W J Penfold, 'The chemical action on glucose of a wide variety of B coli communis (Escherich) obtained by cultivation in presence of a chloroacetate'.
Prof G N Stewart, 'The specific conductivity of solutions of oxyhaemoglobin'.
V J Harding, 'The actions of enzymes on hexosephosphate'.
G W Ellis and J A Gardner, 'The origin and destiny of cholesterol in the animal organism. Part IX'.
Dr A Forbes, 'On reflex rhythm induced by concurrent excitation and inhibition'.
T G Brown, 'The factors in rhythmic activity of the nervous system'.
L Hill and M Flack, 'The relation of secretory and capillary pressure'.
Prof H E Armstrong, Dr E F Armstrong, and E Horton, 'Studies on enzyme action. XVI The enzymes of emulsion (ii): Prunase, the correlate of Prunasin'.
Prof H E Armstrong, and J V Eyre, 'Studies on enzyme action. XVIII. Enzymes of the emulsion type (iii): the distribution of beta-enzymes in plants'.
Dr W H Woglom, 'The nature of the immune reaction to transplanted cancer in the rat'.
Dr B R G Russell, 'The manifestation of active resistance to the growth of implanted cancer'.
T G Brown and Prof C S Sherrington, 'On the instability of a cortical plant'.
F P Knowlton and Prof E H Starling, 'On the nature of pancreatic diabetes (prelimininary communication)'.
A W Porter and Dr F W Edridge-Green, 'On negative after-images and successive contrast with pure spectral colours'.
Col Sir D Bruce, Majors D Harvey and A E Hamerton, Dr J B Davey and Lady Bruce, 'The morphology of the trypanosome causing disease in man in Nyasaland [Malawi]'.
Prof D F Harris and Dr H J M Chreighton, 'Studies on the reductase of liver and kidney. Part I'.
Leonard Hill and M Flack, 'The relation between capillary pressure and secretion. II'.
Keith Lucas, 'The process of excitation in nerve and muscle' (Croonian lecture).
Dr H Bayon, 'The cultivation of Trypanosoma rhodsiense (Stephens and Fantham)'.
J W Crooper, 'The development of a parasite of earthworms'.
Muriel Robertson, 'Notes on the polymorphism of T gambiense in the blood, and its relation to the exogenous cycle in glossina palpalis'.
Dr H L Duke, 'A camel trypanosome; with some remarks on the biometric method of diagnosing trypanosomes'.
Prof G Dreyer, W Ray, and E W A Walker, 'The size of the aorta in warm-blooded animals and its relationship to the body weight and to the surface area expressed in a formula'.
Prof G Dreyer, W Ray, and E W A Walker, 'The size of the trachea in warm-blooded animals and its relationship to the weight, surface area, blood volume and size of the aorta'.
Dr J Homans, 'The relation of the Islets of Langerhans to the pancreatic acini under various conditions of secretory activity'.
E Mellanby, 'The metabolism of lactating women'.
Dr F W Edridge-Green, 'Colour adaptation'.
Dr G J Burch, 'On negative after-images with pure spectral colours'.
H O Feiss and W Cramer, 'Contributions to the histochemistry of nerve; on the nature of Wallerian Degeneration'.
H Hartridge, 'Factors affecting the measurement of absorption bands.' |