| Citation | Professor of Physiology in the University of Glasgow. Author of 'Essentials of Human Physiology' and of 'Essentials of Physiology for Veterinary Students'. Has done much to encourage research in Physiology both in Edinburgh and Glasgow. Author or joint-author ofnumerous papers, of which the following may be mentioned: - 'The Relation of Urea Flow to Bile Secretion' (Journ Anat Physiol, 1886); 'The Composition and Flow of Bile from the Thoracic Duct in Man' (Journ Physiol, 1890); 'The Relation of the Liver to Fats' (ibid, 1896); 'Metabolism after Removal of the Spleen' (ibid, 1900); 'The Action of the Valves of the Mammalian Heart' (Phil Trans Roy Soc Edin, 1892); 'On Hepatic Glycogenesis' (Phil Trans, 1894); 'The Composition, Flow and Physiology Action of Bile in Man' (Rept Roy Coll Physicians, Edin, vol iii); 'The life-history of the Salmon in Fresh Water' (Rept to Fishery Board, Scotland); 'Metabolism and Diphtheria Toxin' (Journ Physiol, 1899); 'The Metabolism of Phosphorous in the Body' (ibid, 1900); 'The Influence of Muscular Work, Massage and Sweating on Metabolism' (ibid, 1907); 'The Diet of the Labouring Classes in Edinburgh' (1900); 'The Relation of the Spleen to the Formation of Blood Corpuscles' (Journ Physiol, 1902); 'The Relation of the Spleen to Haemolysis (Proc Roy Soc, Edin, 1903); 'The Relation of the Spleen to Digestion Leucocytosis' (Journ Physiol, 1903); 'The Physiology of the Thymus' (ibid, 1904); 'On Digestion Leucocytosis' (ibid, 1905); 'The Source of amniotic and Allantoic Fluids in Mammals' (Trans Roy Soc, Edin, 1907); 'Effects on Metabolism produced by Chloroform' (ibid, 1908); 'Creatin Excretion in the Bird' (Journ Physiol, 1910); 'The Mode of Production of Lactose in the Mammary Gland' (ibid, 1911); 'The Relation of the Thymus and Sexual Organs' (ibid, 1911); 'The Action of Adrenalin and Barium on Avian Circulation' (ibid, 1912); 'The Liver in Relation to Creatin Metabolism in the Bird' (ibid, 1912); 'The Decapitated Duck in Investigation' (ibid, 1912); 'The Extrinsic Nerves of the Heart of the Bird' (ibid, 1912). |