ScienceJohn Michels (Journalist) 1933 |
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Page 60
... animals the blood volume progres- sively decreases to a level incompatible with life is furnished by bleeding experiments . Following hemorrhage , the normal animal with intact adrenal glands rapidly dilutes its blood by drawing fluid ...
... animals the blood volume progres- sively decreases to a level incompatible with life is furnished by bleeding experiments . Following hemorrhage , the normal animal with intact adrenal glands rapidly dilutes its blood by drawing fluid ...
Page 61
... animal was again per- fectly normal . Dilution never occurs in such animals , and death results , unless the hormone is injected . In contrast to the type of experiment just men- tioned , we can cite numerous experiments on bleeding ...
... animal was again per- fectly normal . Dilution never occurs in such animals , and death results , unless the hormone is injected . In contrast to the type of experiment just men- tioned , we can cite numerous experiments on bleeding ...
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... animals were weighed and given the male dose normal for their weight . None of the animals survived . A second group of five adult animals about two hundreds grams in weight were castrated and anesthetized at the end of six weeks . These ...
... animals were weighed and given the male dose normal for their weight . None of the animals survived . A second group of five adult animals about two hundreds grams in weight were castrated and anesthetized at the end of six weeks . These ...
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