Journal of Biological Chemistry
 1921
DOI: 10.1016/s0021-9258(18)86084-7
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The Relation of the Migration of Ions Between Cells and Plasma to the Transport of Carbon Dioxide

Edward A. Doisy
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Emily P. Eaton
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“…No appreciable change takes place in the phosphate content of serum under the influence of C02. (6) The quantity of inorganic sulphate in sheep's serum is too small for accurate estimation by the ordinary methods.…”
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The influence of carbon dioxide on the interchange of ions between the corpuscles and the serum of blood

Mellanby1,
Wood2
1923
The Journal of Physiology
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“…No appreciable change takes place in the phosphate content of serum under the influence of C02. (6) The quantity of inorganic sulphate in sheep's serum is too small for accurate estimation by the ordinary methods.…”
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The influence of carbon dioxide on the interchange of ions between the corpuscles and the serum of blood

Mellanby1,
Wood2
1923
The Journal of Physiology
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The fragility of the red blood cells: Its measurement and significance

Dacie
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Lond2,
Vaughan3
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Passive Cation Fluxes in Red Cell Membranes

Lew1,
Beaugé2
1979
Transport Across Single Biological Membranes
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