Author Index'

Abbott, J. S., 797 Alving, A. S., see Lewis, W. H., Jr., 069
Abdorhalden, E., 308, 805 Amann, O. V., 383, 396
Abel, J. J., 180 and Mourot, G., 383, 396
Abramson, D. L., and Sidney, M. F., 172 see Terroine, E. F., 378
Ackerson, C. \V., 377 Amberg, S., and Morrill, W. P., 395
eta{.,391 and Rowntree, L. G., 395
Adams, E. Q., 23 Amon, V. G., 746
Adania, G., sec Chatfield, C., 31, 780, 876, 877 . Anacreon, 206
Adams, R., 719 Anderson, E. M., see CoUlp, J. B., 181
Adams, T. W., and Poulton, E. P., 312 Anderson, H. D., et al., 807
Adamstone, F. B., 118 Anderson, J. E., see Smith, A. H., 242
Addicott, F. T., see Bonncr, J., 204 Anderson, R. J., and Lusk, G., 65, 247
and Devirian, P. S., 204 Anderson, W. E., and Smith, A. H., 195, 198, 546
Adler, E., el al., 131 and Williamson, H. H., 817 \
and Euler, H., 117 Andervont, H. H., and McEleney, W. J., 700
Adolph, E. F., 244, 248, 291, 552, 972 Andrews, F. N., and Bullord, J. F., 172
and Dill, D. B., 278 Andrus, E. C., and McEachern, D., 176
Agren, C., Wilander, O., and Jorpes, E., 234 Angus, T. C., see Campbell, J. A., 291
Ahmann, C. F., see Neal, W. M., 115, 782 Annin, G. E., and Halpin, J. G., 165
Albanese, A. H., and Irby, V., 765 Ansbacher, S., 127,133,136, 767
Albert, S., 163 et al., 127
see Selye, H., 146 see Martin, G. J., 127
Albrecht, W. A., 783 see Wisansky, W. A., et al., 127
Albright, F., 188 Anselmino, K., el al., 187 •
et al., 166 ' Appleby, A. J., see Frank, A. H., 167
Alder, B., 886 Aristotle, 875
Aldrich, L. B., 275 Arm8by,H. P., 13, 24,29, 30,32,54, 97,294,308,335,
Aldrich, T. B., 180 346, 347, 350, 471, 472, 479, 481, 742
Alexander, F. A. D., see Fazekas, J. F., et al., 409 and Moulton, C. R., 29, 54
Alexander, L., 774 Armstrong, F. H., see Hayes, F. R., 503
Alexander, W., see Holmes, H. N., 121 Arnold, A., and Elvehjem, C. A., 473, 474, 764, 769
Alfred, C. N., see Harris, I., el al., 931 Arrhenius, S., 225, 267, 268
Allard, H. A., 208 Ascheim, S., see Zondek, B., 158
see Garner, W. W., 208 Aschner, B., 195
Allcroft, W. M., 235 AsdeU, S. A., 207, 226, 683
Allee, W. C., 257 et al., 164
et al., 183 see Bogart, R., et al., 434, 437
Allen, B. M., 170 Bogart, R., and Sperling, G., 434, 438
Allen, E., see MacDowell, E. C., el al., 556 see Brody, S., el al., 206, 226, 703, 832
Allen, E(dgar), 10, 144, 145, 151, 154 and Crowell, M. F., 694
and Doisy, E. A., 156 Asher, L., 173
Allen, N. N., 818 Asher, R., see Schleser, I. H., 185
Allison, F. E., Hoover, S. R., and Burk, D., 125 Ashley-Montague, M. F., 207
Almquist, H. J., 136, 767, 775 Ashton, J., 783
see Jukes, T. H., 112,128 Ashworth, U. S., 443
and Mecchi, 768 and Brody, S., 353, 443, 444, 483, 780
Althausen, T. L., 172 see Brody, 8., el al., 354,373,374 .
and Stockholm, M., 172 see Johnson, S. R., et dl., 52, 101, 753
Alvarez, W. C., see Castleton, K. B., 172 see PhiUips, V. W., el al., 329
see Childrey, J. H., el al., 760 Asimoff, G. J., and Krouze>'N. K., 161
Asmundson, V. S., 219
^The author is indebted to Dorothy Worsteli Baker, G. A., and Emlen, J. T., 895
for preparing this Author Index, and abo for her and Lloyd, W. E., 217
assistance in preparing the Subject Index, typing Astwood, E. B., 144 I |
the MS, checking the proofs, and for her work on see Dempsey, E. W., 172,173
many charts. Aszodi, Z., 389

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976 AUTHOR INDEX

Atkenson, F. W., and Warren, T. R., 746 Barker. S. B., see Chambers. W. H., el al., 181
Atwater, W. O., 345, 346, 350 and Shorr, E.. 104
and Benedict, F. G., 13, 308, 340, 350 Barleare. B.. see Richter. 0. P.. 745
see Benedict, F. G., 30 Barnes, L. L.. see Bogart. R.. el al., 434, 437
and Bryant, A. P., 30, 350 Barnes. R. H., see Ball, Z. B., 765
and Rosa, E. B., 346 see MacKay, E. A., el al., 247
Atwell, W. J., see Emery, F. E., 187 Barott, H. G., 274, 429, 430
Atwood, H., and Weakloy, C. E., 430, 435, 505, 521, el al., 347
522, 523 Byerly, T. C., and Pringle, E. M., 429
Atzler, E., 898 Fritz, J. C., Pringle, E. M.. and Titus, H. W.. 234
und Lehmann, G., 898 and Pringle. E. M.. 297
Aub, J. C., 249 Barr. D. P., and Du Bois, E. F., 300
el al., 150, 178, 188 see Soderstrom, G. F., el al., 68
and Du Bois, E. F., 670 Barrie, M. O., 153,773
see Nathanson, I. T., 149 Barron, E. S. G., 106
see Nathanson, I. T., et al., 149 see Hall, F. G., el al., 251, 922
Aubel, C. E., oJ., 760 Barrows, W. M.. Jr.. and Murlin. J. R., 308
Aubel, E., and Schaoffer, G., 66 Barrymore, Ethel, 712
Auohincloss, H., and Haagensen, C. D., 145 Barth, L. G.; 46 '
Auguet, A., see Lefdvre, J., 292, 335, 347, 924 and GraS, S.. 202
Avery, G. S., 204 Barthelemy, H., and Bonnet, R., 266
Avery, G. S., Jr., 204 Bartlett, S., 222,235, 742
Azelrod, A. E., et al., 770 Golding. J.. and Wagstaff, 222
Lipton, M. A., and Elvehjem, C. A., 474 Bartley. M. A., see Bobbins. W. J.. 204
Sober, H. A., and Elvehjem, C. A., 101 Basinger, H. R., 168
Swingle, K. F., and Elvehjem, C. A., 115 Bassett, R. B., see Loeb, L.. 181
see Teply, L. J., et al., 143 Bates. R. W.. 160
Aylward, F. X., and Blackwood, J. H., 819 Laanes, T.. McDowell. E. C.. and Riddle, O., 198
Blackwood, J. H., and Smith, J. A., 817 see Riddle, O., el al., 160
Ayres, G. B., see Leo, M., 195, 198, 200 Bauer, P. S., see Dill, D. B., et al., 302, 931
Bauernveind. J. C.. 771
Baas-Becking, L. G. M., and Parks, G. S., 17,18, 41 Bauman. E.. see Marine. D.. 187
Bachrach, A. L., see Wieske, B. P., 118,153 Baur. H.. 66
Bacon, F., 484 Bausman, R. 0., 216
Bacq, Z. M;, 237, 810 Bayer, L. M., 163
Bailey, C. H., 747 and Gray, H., 195
B^ey, C. v., 338 Baynes, H. G., 256, 267
Bailey, E. H., see Bissonnette, T. H., 214 Bazett, H. C., 229. 285. 287^ 289
Baker, D. D., 649 and McGIone. B.. 293 i,
Baker, G. A., see Asmundson, V. S., et al., 895 Scott. J. C.. and Sunderman. F. W>^ 290
Baker, J. R., 209 see Sunderman, F. W., et al.. 289 ., :
and Ranson, R. M., 209, 214 , Bazin. E. V., see Rabinowitch, L M., 312i 343
Baldes, E. J., see Herrick, J. F. 815 Beach, F. A., 150
Baldwin, B. T., 511, 520, 538, 541. 557, 566, 570, 638, Beach, E. F.. Munka, B., and Robinson, A. R.. 775
639, 712. 726 Beadles. J. R.. see Mitchell. H. H.. el c^., 395
Baldwin; E., 113 Bean. A. L.. see Borland, A. A., et al.. 93
Baldwiii, F. M., elal., 151 Beard, H. H.. 395
Baldwin],' H. andR.,211 Bechdel. S. I., al., 118 y '
Baldwin, I. M., and Movitt. E. J., 749 Eckles, C. H., and Palmer, L. S., 12Q;;
Baldwin, P. M., 965 see Jack, E. J., 175
Baldwin, S. P., and Kendeigh, S. C., 265 Bechtel, H. E., and Hopper, 0. A., 211
Ball, E. G., 106, 107, 129 Beck, H. G,, and Suter, G. M., 201
Ball. Z. B.. and Barnes, R. H., 765 Becker, Carl., 985
Bancroft, W. D., el al., 672 Becker, J. E., see Simmonds, N., et al., 116
Banga. I. L.. Ochoa. S., and Peters, R. A., 773 Becker, R. B., Neal. W. M.. and Shealy. A. M., 782
see S*ont-Gyargyi, A., 123,132 Becker. W.. 649
Banting, F. G., and Best, C. H., 192 Beeson. K. C., 783
Barbour, H. G., 287 Belasco, I. J., 688
Barcroft, J., 243, 244, 248, 251, 252, 404, 408, 428, 430, and Murlin. J. R., 178, 675, 688, 772
442, 649.718. 752 Belehradek, J.. 267
et al., 440. 622 Bell. E. D.. 681
Bardeen. C. R.. 638 Bender, R. C.. see Supplee, G. C., e( at., 474
Barger. G.. see Harrington, C. R.. 180 Benedict, E. B., see Mclver, M. A., el al., 315
Barker, H. A., 27 see Putnam, T. S., et al.. 194. 196,201
 AUTHOR INDEX 977

Benedict, F. G., 61, 68, 237, 265, 312, 346, 349,384, Bernheim, F., 102, 116,118
363,370,371, 373,383,390, 420, 446, 471, 667,671, and Klein, J. R., 101
707, 935 Bernoulli, J., 524
el al., 388 Bernstein, F., 615, 668
and Atwater, W. O., 30 Bernstein, R. E., 301
see Atwater, W. O., 13, 308,346,350 Bernstein, S. S., et al., 250
and Cathcart, E. P., 905 Berryman, G. H., and Chatfield, C., 875
and Collins, W. E., 313, 314 and Howe, P. E., 787
Collins, W. E., Hendry, M. F., and Johnson, A., Bertalanffy, L. V., 493
335 Bcrthelot, M., 344, 346
and Farr, A. G., 344 Berthollet, C. L., 564
and Fox, E. L., 344, 389 Besley, A. K., see Gamble, J. A., et al., 805, 807
see Gustafson, F. L., 226 Bessey, O. A., and King, C. G., 767
see Harris, J. A., 446, 670 see Wolbach, S. B., 118, 774
and Homans, J., 345 Best, C. H., 128
Horst, K., and Mendel, L. B., 389 et al., 128, 133
and Johnson, A., 910 see Banting, F. G., 192
Landauer, W., and Fox, E. L., 289,292, 388 see Campbell, J., 192
and Lee, R. C., 229, 308, 621 Hershey, J. M., and Huntsman, M. E., 128
and MacLeod, G., 345, 372, 389, 671 and Partridge, R. C., 925
and Meyer, M. H., 709 and Ridout, J. H., 128, 250
Miles, W. R., Roth, P., and Smith, H. M., 247 see Solandt, D. Y., 128
and Milner, R. D., 31, 345 Bethel, F. H., el al., 134
and Murschhouser, H., 905 Bethke, R. M., et al., 120, 876
and Ostcrburg, E., 395 Beveridge, J. M. R., 139
and Parmenter, R., 905 Beyer, H. G., 538, 570
and Riddle, O., 236, 345 Beyer, K. H., 121
see Riddle, 0., et al., 225, 671 Biasotti, A., see Houssay, B. A., 192
and Ritzman, E. G., 72, 292, 349, 388, 935 Bidder, F., and Schmidt, C., 61
see Ritzman, E. G., 72, 335, 384, 415, 435 Biddulph, C., and Meyer, R. K., 118, 153
see Ritzman, E. G., et al., 165, 420 Biehl. W. C., 546
and Root, H. F., 292 Bills, C. E., 118, 154, 203
and Sherman, H. C., 675 Bilski, F., 552
and Slack, E. P., 293 Bing, F. C., see Smith, A. H., 546
and Talbot, F. B., 446 Binkley, E. S., see Liverton, R. M., 782
Talbot, F. B., and Harris, J. A., 425 Binswanger, F., 170
and Wardlow, H. S. H., 292, 293 Birch, T. W., 121, 124, 771
Benjamin, E. VV., 878 Bird, F. H., see Jukes, T. H., 126
Benk6, A., see St. Ruszn&k, 134 Bird, S., and Sinclair, J. W., 890
Bennet, H. H., 968 Bischoff, F., see Long, M. L., 247
Bennett, J. P., and Shook, F., 208 Bishop, K. S., see Evans, H. M., 118, 136, 773
Bennion, N. L., and Warren, D. C., 298 Bissell, G. W.. see Williams, R. H., 144
Benoit, J., 210 Bissonnette, T. H., 167, 207, 209, 210, 214, 220
Bent, H. E., 12 ' • and Bailey, E. H., 214
Bent, R. J., and Zucker, M. B., 101 and Czech, A. G., 208, 214
Bentley, W. H., see Hart, E. B., 777 Bittner, J. J., 145, 700
Bergeim, O., 191, 802 et al., 145
Bergman, A. J., see Kibler, H. H., et al., 586, 587, Black, A., see Voris, A. L., et al,, 101
594, 616 Black, W., see Wilkins, L., el al., 713
see Mixner, J. P., el at., 588, 595, 617, 622 Black, W. H., Knapp, B., Jr., Cook, A. C., 629
and Turner, C. W., 160, 181 see Lambert, W. V., et al., 10*
Bergman, M., 488 see Swett, W. W., et al., 649
Bergmann, H., 356, 403 Blackman, F. F., 1
und Leuckart, R., 356 Blackman, S. S., 101
Bergson, H., 3, 4, 712 Blackwood, J. H., 815, 816
Bergtold, H., 482 see Aylward, F. X., 819
Berkson, J., 223 seo Aylward, F. X., et al., 817
see Boothby, W. M., et al., 708 and Stirling, J. D., 810, 813
see Higgios, G. M., et al., 235 Blainey, A., 748
Berl, E., 968 Blake, L. L., 919
Berliner, V., see McKenzie, F. F., 298 and Brownlee, R. B., 919
Berman, L., 191 Blanchard, W. W., et al., 156
Bernal, J. D., 965 Bland, E. F., see Grant, R. T., el al., 293
Bernard, C., 243, 244, 245, 249, 262, 264, 287, 288, 972 Blankenhom, M. A., see Spies, T. D., el al., 123.
978 AUTHOR INDEX

Blathcrwick, N. R., see Meigs, E. B., el al., 816 Bikmstcin, R., see Landolt, H. H., 16, 31
Blaxter, K. L., 176 Borsook, H., 17, 19, 22, 65, 66, 798, 803
Bieibtrau, M., 340 el al., 817
Bleyer, A., 223 and Jeffreys, C. E. P., 61, 120
Bloch, C. E., 801 and Keighley, G., 66
Block, R. J., and Boiling, D., 770 ^ and Winegarden, H. M., 20, 66, 66
Bloom, M. A., and McLean, F. C., 188 Bosnes, R. W., soo White, A., el al., 162
Bloomfield, L., 261 Bottomley, A. C., see Folley, S. J., el al., 165
Bloor, W. R., 112, 250, 801, 817 Bousfield, W. A., see Elliott, M. H., 236
Blumberg, H., et al., 128 Bowden, F. P., see Marshall, F. H. A., 210
Blunt, K., see McLaughlin, L., 395 Bowers, R. E., and McCay, C. M., 116
Boas, F., 549 Boy, G., see Terroine, E. F., et al., 393, 395
Boaa-Fixsen, M. A., 126, 363, 767, 780 Boyd, E., 362, 678, 584
et al., 757 see Rowe, A. W., 433, 435
Bobbitt, J. F., 538, 640, 670, 601 Boyd, E. M., see Clark, E. L., 213
Bock, A. v., and DUI, D. B., 301 Boyd, W. L., see Petersen, W. E., 818
see DiU, D. B., et al., 280, 302, 930^ Boysen-Jensen, P., 204
Dill, D. B., et at., 938 Bradfield, H. S., 362, 368
Vancaulaert, C., Dill, D. B., Foiling, A., and Braman, W. W., 336
Hurxthal, L. M., 936 see Forbes, E. B., el al., 79, 294
Bodansky, M., 289 Brande, R., et al., 768
et al., 176 Brandt, A., 593
Boddio, G. F., 104 Braucher, P. F., see Riddle, O., lOO, 225
Boettiger, E. G., 174 Braun-Menendez, E., see Houssay, B. A., 101
Bogart, R., etal., 162,163, 164,604 Breircm, K., 66
see Asdell, S. A., et al., 434, 438 Breneman, W. R., 212
Sperling, G., Barnes, L. L., and Asdoll, S. A., Brickner, R., 257
434, 437 Bridgman, P. W., 257
Bogdanow, E. A., 669 Briggs, G. E., 23
Bohnenkamp, H., 275 Briggs, H., 928
Bohr, C., and Hasselbalch, K. A., 3, 46, 430, 435, Briggs, H. M., 164
505, 522 Bright, E. M., see Cannon, W. B., 810
Bohr, N., 261 see Cannon, W. B., el al., 289
Bohstedt, G., see Pearson, F. B., el al., 212 Brillat-Savarin, A., 741
Boje, 0., 925, 926 Britten, R. H., Klebba, J., and Hailman, D. E., 696
Boldyreff, W., 236 Britton, S. W., sec Cannon, W. B., 180, 686
Boiling, D., see Block, R. J., 776 see Cannon, W. B., el al., 289
Bollman, J. L., Mann, F. C., and Magath, T. B., 61 Brody, E. B., 10, 46, 50, 172, 271, 276, 667, 700
see Wilhelmj, C. M., el al., 61, 06 Brody, S., 2, 32, 60, 66, 77, 78, 206, 262, 254, 280, 301,
Bollman, V. L., 395 312,387, 428, 470, 479, 589, 629, 690, 701, 722, 736,
see Morgults, S., et al., 383 737, 753, 803, 863, 876, 924, 972
Boltzmann, L., 21 et al., 608
Bonner, J., 204 see Ashworth, U. S., 363, 443, 444, 483, 780
and Addicott, F. T., 204 and Campbell, J., 639 '
see Hamner, K. C., 208 Comfort, J. E., and Matthews, J. S., 362
Bonnet, R., 380 and Cunningham, R., 830, 900
see Barthelemy, H., 266 see Davis, H. P., et al., 632
see Terroine, E. F., 66 Davis, H. P., and Ragsdale, A. C., 615
see Terroine, E. F., et al., 393, 396, 390 sec Siting, E. C., 362
Bonser, G. M., see Robson, J. M., 144 and Frankenbach, R. F., 168
Bonsma, F. N., 688 Funk, E. M., and Kempster, H. L., 481, 880
Booher, L. E., 767, 768 see HaU, W. C., 910, 911
et al., 763, 768, 789 see Henderson, E. W., 271
Booth, A. N., see Wegner, M. I., el al., 120 Henderson, E. W., and Kempster, H. L., 701
Booth, R. G., Kon, S. K., Dann, W.J., and Moore, see Herring, V., 232, 329
T., 211 Kempster, H. L., and Funk, E. M., 220
Booth, v., 789 and Kibler, H. H., 449, 586, 694, 695, 610, 910
Boothby, W. M., 388 see Kibler, H. H., 46, 326, 406,449, 450, 900, 932
Berkson, J., and Dunn, H. L., 708 Kibler, H. H., and Ragsdale, A. C., 410
see Deuel, H. J., el al., 444 and Nisbet, R. N., 329, 832
see Plummer, H. S., 926 see Phillips, V. W., et al., 329
and Sandiford, I., 179,338, 388, 426, 440, 926 and Procter. R. C., 78, 312, 354, 373, 830, 840
see Sandiford, I., et al., 433 see Procter, R. C., el al., 900
Borland, A. A., 92, 94, 871 Procter, R. C., and Ashworth, U. S., 354, 373, 374
Bean, A. L., and Jones, P. D., 93 and Ragsdale, A. C., 632, 810
 AUTHOR INDEX 979

Brody, S. (Cont'd) Burroughs, E. W., Burroughs, H. 8., and Mitchell,

see Rogsdalo, A. C., 222, 810 H. H., 353
see Ragsdale, A. C., el al., 033 Burroughs, II. S., see Burroughs, E. W., el al., 353
Riggs, J., Kaufman, K., and Herring, V., 822 Burrows, W. H., sec Byerly, T. C., 202
see Robbins, VV. J., et al., 578 Burton, A..C., 293
Sandberg, JFra. Carl, and A^dell, S. A., 206, 226, see Murlin, J. R., 308
703, 832 Burton, H., el al., 142
Sparrow, C. D., and Kibler, H. H., 722 Burton, L. V., 749
and Trowbridge, E. A., 900 Buyse, A., see Burns, R. K., 197
and Washburn, L. E., 26, 194 Byerly, T. C., 274, 430,435, 894
see Washburn, L. E., et oJ., 337, 822, 826 et al., 548
and Windes, A. C., 675 see Barott, H. G., el al., 429
Brooks, H. J., 222 and Burrows, W. H., 202
Brouha, L., et al., 932, 928 see Titus, H. W., el al., 876
see Dill, D. B., 921 Titus, H. W., and Ellis, N. R., 886, 887
Browman, L. G., 241
Brown, D., see Tisdall, F. F., 211 Caine, A. B., see Collins, E. V., 900, 906,915
Brown, H. I., see Morgulis, S., et al., 383 Callaway, J. W., see MacKay, E. A., et al., 247
Brown, H. T., 41 Calvery, H. O., 115
Brown, M. A., see McKay, H., 223 Camerer, W., 538, 541, 570
Brown, W. C., see Olson, F. C., 116 Cameron, A. T., and Carmichael, J., 174
and Thurston, L. M., 116 Cameron, J. A., 408, 700
Brown, W. R., Pctersen, W. E., and Gortner, R. A., Camp, P. D., see Grant, R. T., el al., 293
815 Campbell, H. L., 757
Brown, W. T., and Gildea, E. F., 182, 686 see Lanford, C. S., et al., 726
Browne, S. L., see Venning, G. E., 141 see Sherman, H. C., 757, 795
Brownleo, O. H., 793 see Sherman, H. C., et al., 692
Brownlee, R. B., see Blake, L. L., 919 Campbell, I. L., and Turner, C. W., 188, 189, 190,
Bruch, Hilde, 638 623, 624, 772
Brues, A. M., el al., 195, 199 Campbell, J., and Best, C. H., 192
Brugsch, T., 223 see Brody, S., 639
Brun, K., 211 Campbell, J. A., and Angus, T. C., 291
Brunck, O., 338 and Webster, T. A., 235
Brunner, H., 926 Campbell, K. W. D., 222
Bryan, A. H., and Gaiser, D. W., 198, 546 Campbell, M., and Wolfe, J. M., 174
Bryant, A. P., see Atwater, W. O., 30, 350 Campbell, R. W., sec Dill, D. B., et al., 280
Bryant, J., 588 Cannon, C. Y., 222, 224
Buchanan, J. M., see Solomon, A. K., et al., 129 and Hansen, H. C., 698
Buchanan, K. S., see Sure, B., 177 see Thomas, B. H., et al., 116
Buckner, H., 42, 102 Cannon, W. B., 180, 243, 244,247, 248, 249, 253, 254,
BufTon, G. L. C., 681' 262, 271, 287, 289, 687, 770, 972
Bugbee, P., and Simond, A. E., 165 et al., 253, 289
Bulato, E., and Cannon, W. B., 686 and Bright, E. M., 810
and Carlson, A. J., 247 and Britton, S. W., 180, 686
Billiard, J. F., see Andrews, F. N., 172 Hco Bulato, E., 686
Bump, G., see Clark, L. B., et al., 214 see Gregersen, M. I., 248
Bunak, V., 163 Mcc Izquierdo, J. J., 251
Bunge, G., 681, 804 Querido, A., Britton, S. W., and Bright, E. M., 289
Burch, J. C., see Williams, C., et al., 170 Shohl, A. T., and Wright, W. S., 180
Burckard, E., DontchefT, L., et Kayser, C., 233 and Washburn, A. L., 247
Burdiek, H. P., 141 Cantarow, A., et al., 191
Burger, J. W., 214 Cantrill, H., 256
Burk, D., 17, 18, 19,22,41, 103 Capstick, J. W., 288, 347
sec Allison, F. E., et al., 125 and Wood, T. B., 72, 294
Winzler, R. J., and du Vigneaud, V., 126 Carapetyan, H., 159
Burkholder, P. R., 120, 749, 789 Card, L. E., 878, 894
Burmester, B. R., see Taylor, L. W., 172 and Kirkpatrick, W. F., 53
Burns, R. K., and Buyse, A., 197 sec Mitchell, H. H., 165
Burns, R. K., Jr., ISO see Mitchell, H. II., et al., 388, 449, 471,593, 597,
Burr, G. O., 121 026, 627, 649, 671
see Evans, H. M., 118, 136, 773 Carlson. A. J., 247,670,688, 694,745
SCO Bulato, E., 247
Burr, H. S., 575
Carlson, W. E., sec Green, R. G., el al., 122
see Langman, L., 157
Carman, G. G., sec Mitchell, H. H., 49,71,353,361,
and Northrop, F. S. C., 258 363, 372, 389, 395, 471, 671, 760, 780
980
Carmichael, H. T., 182
CarmichacI, J., see Cameron, A. T., 174
Carmichael, W. J., and Rice, J. B., 164
Catnap, R., 261
Carnea, W. H., et al., 189
Carnot, 8. N. L., 14
Carpenter, R. C., and Stiebeling, H. K., 802
Carpenter, T. M., 65, 66,335,338,340,345,350,383,
395, 396, 416, 924
and Corpatchinsky, V. S., 343
and Fox, E. L., 66
and Lee, R. C., 66
and Murlin, J. R., 433
Carr, J. G., see Levine, V., 649
Carratala, R. E., 122
Carrel, A., 245,498,640,670,712,713
and du NoCky, P. L., 712
and Ebeling, A. H., 498, 670, 701
Ebeling, A. H., et al., 712
Carson, S. F., el al., 817
Carter, G. S., et al., 144
Cartland, G. F., and Nelson, J. W., 168
Carver, G. W., 749
Cary, C. A., 472, 815
et al., 804
see Meigs, E. B., et al., 816
Cary, W. H., 242
Case, E. M., and McCuIIagli, D.
Casida, L. E., et <d.. 166
. see Warwick, E. J., 167
Caskey, G.D., Gallup, W. D.,and Norris, L.C., 112
Castle, W. B., 134
and Minot, G. R., 134
Castle, W. E., 492,530,531,567,568, 727
Castlcton, K. B., and Alvarez, W. C., 172
Castrodale, D., see MacBryde,C. M., et al., 155
Catchpolo, H. R., et al., 150
see White, A., et al., 152, 161
Cathcart, E. P., et al., 899
see Benedict, F. G., 905
and Markowitz, J., 66
Cerecedo, L. R., 396
. see Sandza, J. G., 771
Chahovitch, X., 165, 289
and Vichnjitch, M., 289
Chaikoff, I. L., 112,128
Chalkey, H. W., see Voegtlin, C., 204
Chambers, W. H., see Dann, M., 66
Shorr, E., and Barker, S. B., 181
Champagne, M., see Terroine, E. F., 393, 395
see Terroine, E. F., et al., 393, 395
Chanutin, A., and Kinard, F. W., 395
Charloton, A., 236
Chase, A. M., 117
Chase, S., 257, 965, 969
Chatfield, C., and Adams, G., 31, 789, 876, 877
see Berryman, G. H., 875
Chevillard, L., 277, 278
Hamon, F., and Mayer, A., 289, 649
Chick, H., 133, 747, 792
et al., 124
and Martin, C. J., 269
Child, C. M., 493, 575,682, 694, 703
AUTHOR INDEX
Childrey, J. H., Alvarez, W. C., and Mann, F. C.,
760
Childs, D., see Darby, Hugh, 207
Chisoln, R. A., 593, 649
Chittenden, D. W., see Procter, R. C., et al., 900
see Trowbrldge, E. A., 567 '
Chotin, R., see Terroine, E. F., et al., 393, 395, 396
Christensen, E. H., 914, 921, 924
Christensen, F. W., and Hopper, T. H., 32
Christensen, R. P., 790
Christian, H. A., 688
Christian, W., see Warburg, O., 132
Ciocco, A., 589
Citellus, C., 283
Clark, A. J., 932,935
Clark, C. S., 693
Clark, E. E., see Tracy, M., 395
Clark, E. J., see Collip, J. B., et al., 191
Clark, E. L., and Boyd, E. M., 213
Clark, L. B., Leonard, S. L., and Bump, G., 214
Clark, M. L., see Leighton, G., 795
see Orr, J. B., 223
Clark, P. J., see Waisman, H. A., et al., 140
Clark, R. W., see Schneider, E. C., 914
Clark, T., Sydenstricker, E., and Collins, S. D.,
638
Clark, W. E., et al., 210
138 Clark, W. G., and Clausen, D. F., 187
Clark, W. M., 105, 106
Clarke, E. H., 320
Clarke, H. T., 353, 484
Clausen, D. F., see Clark, W. G., 187
Clausen, F. W., see Freudenberger, C. B., 177
Clausen, H. J., 155, 186
Clausius, R., 14
Clisby, K. H., see Richter, C. P., 144
Clothier, R. W., 222
Cobb, 8., Gildea,E. F., and Zimmerman, H. M.,773
Cogan, T., 794
Coghill, G. E., 484
Cohen, E., see van't Hoff, J. H., 267
Cohen, I., and Dodds, E. C., 235
Cohen, P., see Topper, A., 174
Cohen, P. P., 108
' Cohen, R. A., and Gerard, R. W., 173
Cohn, A. E., 664
and Murray, H. A., Jr., 526, 706
and Steele, J. M., 597, 649
Coker, R. E., 514, 524, 525
Cole, H. H., 166, 167
and Hart, G. H., 151, 162, 164, 168, 437
sec Hart, G. H., 141
and Mead, S. W., 759
Mead, S. W., and Kleiber, M., 26
Cole, L. J., 214
and Hutt, F. B., 175
Coleman, W., and Du Bois, E. G., 46
Collier, Jane G., 46, 47
Collins, E. v., and Caine, A. B., 900, 906, 915
Collins, S. D., 696
sec Clark, T., et al., 638
Collins, W. E., 313
see Benedict, F. G., 313, 314
see Benedict, F. G., et al., 335
 AUTHOR INDEX
Collip, J. B.. 141, 148, 181, 184, 202
el al, 107
and Anderson, E. M., 181
Clark, E, J., and Scott, J. W., 101
BeoO'Donovan, O. K., 181
see Selye, H., et al., 810
see Thompson, D. L., 188
see Thompson, D. L., et al., 152
Colovos, N. F., see Ritzman, E. G., et al., 165
Colowick, S. P., see Cori, G. T.,elal., Ill
Wclch, M. S., and Cori, C. F., Ill
Coliimbic, C., see Mattill, H. A., 773
Comfort, J. E-, see Brody, S., e( of., 362
Commoner, B., and Thimann, K. V'., 205
Compton, A. H., 259
Coniint, J. U., el al., 129
i«i(i Tongberg, C. 0., 131
Conklin, E. G., 245, 363, 684, 739
Conklin, R. E., see Mattiil, H., 118, J36
C onrad, R. M., 298
and-Scott, H. Jl., 877
see Warren, D. C., 298
Conway, W. J., see Stekol, J. A., 122
Cook, A. C., see Black, W. H., el al., 629
Cook, J. \V., see Hopkins, F. G., et al., 154
Cook, K. G., see Rose, W. C., 378, 39S
Cooko, M. T., 919
Coons, C. M., el a!., 435
Cooper, E. H. A., 688
Coojicr, Z., and Schiff, A., 23B
Coplan, H. M., and Samiison, M. M., 177
Copley, F. B., 898
CopiMJr, C., sec Spies, T- D.. etal.. 123
Cordill, S. C., see Eaton, A. G., el al., R5
Corey, R, B., see Ebeling, A. H., 345
Cori, C, v., 112
SCO Coiowick, S. P., el al., Ill
and Cori, G. T., 108, 111, 129
wee Cori, G. T,, el al., Ill
Cori, 0, T., 112
Coiowick, S. P., and Cori, C. F., Ill
.•<66 Cori, C. F., 108, 111, 129
Corner, G. W., 141, 154, 156, 160, 161
Corpalchinsky, V. S., see Carpenter, T. M., 343
Coryell, C. D., 19
Courtis, S. A., 501
Coward, K. H., see Zilva, S. S., et al., 203
Cowdry, E. V., 668, 673, 688. 690, 924
Coxvitill, G. 11., 473
see Dann, M., 475
and Drahkin, D. L., 366, 367, 368
and French, R. B., 191
?ec Street, H. R., 770
see Street, H. R., el al., 774
Cowsert, W. C., see Herman, H. A., el al., 173
Cox, W. M., Jr., and Mueller, A. J., 807, 832
Craft, W. A., and Willham, O. S., 6
Cramer, \V., 145, 289, 698, 700
Crampton, W. C., 712
Crane, J. 0., and Horrall, B. E., 802
Crawmann, von E,, 471, 473
Creech, G. T., see Swett, W. W., el al., 049
Crew, F. A. E., 151, 175
981
Crile, G. 181, 244, 253, 359, 622, 624, 680, 770
and Quiring. D. P., 592, 597, 019, 621, 623, 625,
020, 627, 649
Crile, R., 181
Crowell, M. F., see Asdell, S. A., 694
Crozier, W. J., 268, 269,559, 561
and Hohvay, A. H.. 593
Criiicksliank, E. M., 213, 214
Cullen, G„ and Earle, I. P., 235
Cunningham, R., see Brody, S., 830,900
Cupiw, V, T., see Turner, C. W., 176, 649
Curtis, G. M., see Meyers, J. H., el al., 170
Cushing, H., 158, 194, 195, 686
and Davidoff, L, M., 195
see Teel, H. M., 194
Cuyler, \V. K., Stimmei, B. F., and McCullagh,
D. R., 17!
Czech, A. CJ., see Bissonnette, T. H., 208, 214
Daentte, C., 274
Daft, l'.S..el al., 771
Dahlc, C, D., and Palmer, L. S., 108
Dam. H.. 130, 773
d'Amour, F. E., see Spencer, J., el al., 103
Danforth, C, H., 150,202
Daniel, E. P., and Hewston, E. M., 116
and Muiisell, H. E., 7S9, 870
Daniels, A. L., and Everson, G. J., 112
Danmunville. P., see Terroine, E. F,, 395
see Terroine, E. F,, el al., 393, 395
Dann. M., and Chambers, W. H., 60
and Cowgili, O. R., 475
Dann, W. J., 121
see Booth, U. C., et a!., 211
Darby, H.. and Childs, D., 207
Darrow, D. C., 248
Daru-in, C., 245
Dastur, N'. N., see Smith, J. A. B., 175, 819
Daum, K., el al., 125
Davenport, C. B.. 46, 491, 549, 501, 038
and Swingle, W. W., 170
David, K.. 229
DavidolT, L. M., see Gushing, H., 195
Davies, A. W,, and Moore, T., 139
Davie-s, W. L,, 804
Davis, C. H,, 175
Davis, C. M., 746
Davis, H., Davis, P. A., Loomia, A. L., Harvey,
E. H., and Hobart, C., 236*
Davis, H. .1., el al., 770
Davis, H. P., see Brody, S., el al., 015
see Moigan, U. F., 431
Morgan, R. F., Brody, S., and Ragsdale, A. €., 032
see Ueece, R. P., et al., 197
Davis, .1. E., 675
and Van Dyke, H. B., 389
Davis, M., see McCoilum, E. V., 110, 801
Davis, M. E., and Koff, A. K., 168
Davis, P. A., see Davis, H., et al., 236
Daviaon, I.. S. P., and Leitch, I., 782
Dawborn. M. C., eoo Robertson, T. B., 3C3
Dawson, A. B., see Sparks, C. A,, 162
Dawson, J. R., el al., 742
Day, H. G., see McCoilum, E. V., ei al., 754, 803
982 AUTHOR INDEX

Dayncs, H. A., and Hill, A. V., 343 Dogliotti, G. C., and Nuti. G. N., 688
Dean, H. K., see Sherwood, D. H., 94 Doisy, E. A., 150,156
Deun, L. A., see Rice, C. M., 742 et al., 136
Degnn, C., 393 see Allen, E., 156
Deightoii, T., 72, 237, 287, 294, 347, 372, 3S8, 671 Domm, L. V., and Van Dyke, H. B., 158
and Hutoliinson, J. C. P., 237 Donaldson,H.H.,495,496,497,532 , 649,714, 729,736
Dclpecli. see Terroine, B. F., 597, 649 ct al., 498, 517, 519, 535, 545, 569, 725, 736
Dcmale, V-, and Ippen, F., 475 and Hatai, S., 165, 649
D3ining, W. E., 636 Donatli, W. F., see Jansen, B. C. P., 132
Dempsey, E. W., and Astwood, E. B., 172,173 Donclson, E. G., and Macy, I. G., 820
Denis, W., see Folin, O., 305 Donnan, F. G., 22
see Folin, O., et al., 181 DontchefT, L., see Burckard, E., el al., 233
iind Kramer, J. G., 395 et Knyser, C., 225
and Minot, A. S., 395 Dorff, G. B., 165,174
and Heed, B., 396 Dornbush, A. C., et al., 800
15erlitzl<i und Huxdorf, 899 Peterson, W. H., and Olson, F. R., 211
Descartes, 6 Dott, N. M., 170,173, 174
Deuel, H, J., 66 Dotti, L. B., see Riddle, O., 188
el al., 393 ' Dougherty, J. E., sec Kleiber, M., 297
see Nord, F., 61 Douglas, C. G., 337
Sondiford, I., and K., and Boothby, ^Y. M., 444 Dove. \Y. F., 8, 9, 744, 745
Deuel, H. J., Jr., 756, 800 Dow, W. H., 961
el al., 800 Downs, W. G-, 196
Dcutsch, F., 253 Drabkin, C., see Schwartz, O. H., 433
Devirian, P. S., see Addicott, F. T., 204 Drabkin, D. L., see Cowgill, G. R., 366, 367, 36S
Dowan, J., see Green, D. E., et al,, 131 Dragoui, J., see Faurfi-Fremiet, E., 44
Dewey, J-, 261, 668 Dragstedt, L. R., 18S, 191
Dliar, H. R,. 672, 674 Dree<lnian, R., see MacBrj-de, C. M,, el al., 155
D'Herrelle, F., 263 Dreyer. G., and Ray, \V., 608
Diak, S. L., 361,363 Drill, V. A., 177, 771
Dicc, J. R., 294 el al.. 175, 176, 177
Diek, 538, 541,570 and Overman, R., 125, 474
Dili, D. B., 251, 280, 302,899, 009, 914,915,916,922, and Sherwood, C. R., 177
924, 925, 926 Drummond, J. C., 119, 771
clal., 184. 919, 924, 926 et al.. 118
eee Adolph, E, F., 278 sec Logras, G., 177, 178
see Bock, A. v., 301 see Zilva, S. S., et al., 203
see Bock, A. V., et al., 935, 938 Dublin, L. I., 702
Bock, A. v., and Edwards, H. T., 280 iinti Gebhart, J- C., 638
Book, A. v., Edwards, H. T., and Kennedy, and Ixitka. A. J., 683, 689
P. H., 302, 930 Du Bois, D., and Du Boia, E. F., 362, 367, 368
and Brouha, L., 921 see Stern, K. G., et al., 103
sec Edwards, H. T., el al., 06 Du Bois, E., 593, 603, 605, 607
Edwards, H. T., Bauer, P. S., and Levenson, Dii Bois, E. F , 46, 59, 171, 175, 179, 180, 287, 294,
E.J., 302,931 300, 319, 335, 345, 346, 352, 355, 362. 363, 366, 3S4,
Edwards, H. T., Ftorkin, M., and Campbell, 410, 425, 449, 670, 685
R. W., 280 see Aub, J. C., 670
Edwards, H. T., apd Talbot, J. H., 924 see Barr, D. P., 300
sec Hall, F. G., el al., 251, 922 see Coleman, \Y., 40
sec Knehr, A., el al., 921 see Du Bois, D., 362, 367, 368
see Margaria, R. E., et al., 104, J30, 923 see Hardy, J. D., 277, 278, 281, 282, 290, 293, 304
see Robinson, S., el al., 914, 928, 930 see Hardy, J.-D., et al., 286
Talbot, J. H-, and Edwards, H. T., 252 sec Lusk, G.",373, 376, 707
Ditchman, J. P.. 217, 218 sec Sotierstrom, G. F., el al., 68
Dixon, K, C.. 103 Duhring, F. L.. see Greenman, M. J., 492, 495, 519,
Dobhradsky, Jan, 649 568, 724 , 725, 736
Dobriner, K., and Rboads, C. P., 113 Dukes. H.H., 265
Dock, S., see Master, A. M., el al., 710 Duley, F. L., and Miller, M. F., 958
Dock, W., 61, 05 Diimst-!, J. B., see Prevost, J. L., 274
Dodds, E. C., 145 Dunbnr, H. F., 685
see Cohen, I., 235 Duncan, C. \V., see Huffman, C. F., el at., 783
Goldberg, L., Lawson, \V., and Robinson, R., l55 HiifTman, 0. F., and Robinson, 0. S., 804
see Hopkins, F. G., et al., 154 Huflman, C. F., and Tobin, H. A., 194
Doeffel, E-, see MacBrydc, C. M., el al., 155 Dunlap, G., 768
DocrinK, C. R., see Pearl, R., 720, 735 Dunlap, H. F., and Moersch, F. P., 183
 AUTHOR INDEX
Dunn, H. L., see Boothby,W.M., et al., 708
Dunn, L. C., see Sinnott, E. W., 575
duNoOy, P. L., 701
see Carrel, A., 712
Duszyndka, J., 229
Duval, M., 878, 879
Dutcher, R. A., see Guerrant, N. B., 474, 743
du Vigneaud, V., et al., 125, 126, 128, 133
see Burk, D., et al., 126
>Long, Barbara, et al., 126
Khoads, C. P., et ai.,-145
Dykshorn, S. W., see Riddle, O., et al., 160
Eakin, E. A., see Eakin, R. E., 126
Eakin, R. E., and Eakin, E. A., 126
see Snell, E. E., et al., 121
Snell, E. E., and Williams, R. J., 126
Earle, I. P., 804, 805
see Cullen, G., 235 * see Todd, W. R., et al., 115
Eostcott, E. v., 127, 133
Eaton, A. G., Cordill, S. C., and Gouax, J. L., 65
Eaton, O. N., 649
see Phillips, R. W., et al., 229
Ebeling, A. H., see Carrel, A., 498, 670, 701
see Carrel, A., el al., 712
and Corey, R, B., 345
Eckert, J. F., see Richter, C. P., 253,745
Eckles, C. H., 55, 164, 221, 436, 437, 472, 481, 492,
632, 714, 736, 851
el al., 567, 799, 804
see Bechdel, S. I., el al., 120
and GuUickson, T. W., 760
and Palmer, L. S., 817
and Read, O. E., 8
and Shaw, R. H., 869
and Swett, W. W., 164
see Thurston, L. M., et al., 120.
Edinger, A. T., see Hogan, A. G., et al., 597,649
Edwards, C. L., 269
Edwards, H. T., see Dill, D. B., el al., 252,280,302,
924, 930, 931
see Johnson, R. E., 104
see Margaria, R. E., el al., 104, 130, 923
Margaria, R., and Dill, D. B., 66
see Robinson, S., et al., 914, 928, 930
Egg, R., and Krogh, A., 270
Eggleston, L. V., sec Krebs, H. A., 130
Eggleton, P., and Eggleton, G. P., 103
Egloflf, G., 967
Ehrstrom, M. C., 235
Eidinova, M., 172
Eijkmanil, C., 119, 132, 773
Einstein, A., 12, 260
Elderton, E. M., 604
Elijah, H. D., and Turner, C. VV., 146, 176
EUinghaus, J., Milller, E., and Steudel, H., 395
Elliott, M. H., and Bousfield, W. H., 236
Ellis, L. N., and Zmachinsky, A., 122
Ellis, M., and MitcheU, H. H., 756
Ellis, N. R., see Byerly, T. C., el al., 886, 887
see Gamble, J. A., et al., 805, 807
see Lambert, W. V., et al., 10
see Titus, H. W., et al., 876
see Van Etten, C., et al., 474
and Zeller, J. H., 90
983
Elting, E. C., 362
and Brody, S., 362
Elton, C. S., 554
Elvehjem, C. A., 115, 123, 764
etal, 122, 132, 133, 762, 771, 804
see Arnold, A., 473,474, 764, 769
see Axelrod, A. E., et al., 101, 115, 474
and Hart, E. B., 115
see Hart, E. B., et al., 799, 800
see Hove, E., et al., 115
see Kline, O. L., et al., 802
see Kohler, G. O., et al., 134
Madden,R. J., Strong,E. M.,and Woolley, D. W.,
123
see Mannering, G. J., et al., 474
see Sherman, W. C.,,119
see Teply, L. J., et al., 143
see Teresi, J. D., el al., 116
see Todd, W. R., et al., 115
see Waddell, J., et al., 115
see Waisman, H. A., el al., 140
see We^er, M. I., et al., 120
see Wiese, A. E., el al., 112
see Woolley, D. W., et al., 125
Ely, F., and Petersen, W. E., 810
^ Ely, R., see Moore,L. A., 767, 789
Embden, G. T., 104
et al., 131
Emergi', F. E., see Schwabe, E. K., 289
see Schwabe, E. K., et al., 289
Emerson, A. E., 243,244
Emerson, H., 223
Emerj', F. E., and Atwell, W. J., 187
and Greco, P. A., 186
Emlen, J. T., see Asmundson, V. S., et al., 895
Emmens, C. W., 212
Engel, F. L., see Tepperman, J., et al., 186
Engelbach, W., 195
Engle, E. T., 158, 166, 167
and Levin, L., 146
and Rosasco, J., 158
see Smith, P. E., 158,167
Engle, P., 151
Enzer, N., sec Simonson, E., 919
Enzmann, E., and Piacus, G., 408
sec Pincus, G., et al., 271
Epstein, P. S., 12
Epstein, S. F., see Ferdman, D. L., 131
Erismann, F., 601
Erlanger, J., 649
and Hooker, D. R., 927
Euler, H., see Adler, E., 117
Euler, U. S., and Holmquist, A., 235
Evans, C. A., see Green, R. G., et al., 122
Evans, E. A., 102, 129
and Slotin, L., 129
Evans, E. A., Jr., 129
Evans, F. A., and Strang, J. M., 46
Evans, H. M., 118, 140, 166, 194,248
el al., 148, 159, 194, 195, 198, 773
and Bishop, K. S., 118, 136, 773
and Burr, G. 0., 118, 136, 773
see Li, C. H., el at., 152, 187
984 AUTHOR INDEX
Evans, H. M. (Cont'd)
and Long, J. A., 194, 195
Meyer, K., and Simpson, M. E., 104
and Simison, M. E., 163, 174, 195
Siini>son, M. E., and Pencharz, R. E., 181
Evereon, G. J., se© Daniels, A. L., 112
Evvard, J. M., see Lamb, A. R., 252
Ezekiel, M., 390, 844
Fairbanks, B. W., 790
and Mitchcll, II. H., 760
Falk, E., see Magnus-Levy, A., 074
Falk, I. S., and Winslow, C-E. A., 609
Falkenheitn, M., 174
Farderber, M. B. F., and Houghten, F. C., 304
Farkas, K., 43
etal., 899
sec Tantfl, F., 43
Fair, A. G., see Benedict, F. 0., 344
Faurfe-Fremiet, K., and Drugoui, .1., 44
Fuzekas, J. F., Alexander, F. A. D., and Himwich,
H.E.,409
Feil, H,, 928 _
Feivoson, 1'., see Klcitman, N., el al., 234
Feldman, J., see Gellliorn, E., 173
Feldman, M., sec Morrison, S., 172
Felilstein, M. .1., and Ilersh, A. H., 401
Fellenberger, T., and Onieter, F., 178
Fenger, F., see Seidell, A., 213
. Fenn, W. 0., 39
Ferdman, D. L., uiid Epstein, S. F., 131
Fernholz, E., 130
Ferry, E. L., 519, 533, 569, 724, 725
see Osborne, T. B,, ef <iJ.,754, 756
Fevold, H. L.. Hisaw, F. L., and Greep, R., 212
Fiek.A.. 927
Fiekls, E. M-, see Gordon, M. B., 105
Fieser, L. F., 118, 136, 145, 154
Filmer, J. F., 782
Finch, M. \V.. see Youngburg, G. E., 395
Finchor, M. G., 194
Findlay, L., see Paton, D. N., 540
Fine, M. S., see Myers, V, C., 393, 395
Fingerling, G., 346, 340
Finkler, R. S., el at., 141, 163
Fishboiirne, M., 170
Fisher, H. O. L., see Sowden, J. C., Ill
Fisher, N. F., and Larson, E., 191
Fiaher, W. S., see Riddle 0., 213, 214
Fiske, C. II., 235
and Siibbarow, Y., 103, 104
Fiske, John, 496
Fitch, .1. B., see Riddcll, W. H., et al., 71
Fitt, A. B,,20S, 220
Fixson, M. A. B., 789
and Jackson, H. M,, 393
and Roacoe, H., 876
Fleishclimann, W., el al., 170
see Wilkins, L., et al., 713
Fleming, A., 139
Fletcher, W. M., and Hopkins, F. G., 102, 103
Flock, E., see HiRRins, G. M., el al., 235
Florkin, M., see Dill, D. B., et al., 280
Flourena, M. J. P-, 681
Flower, S. S., 681
Folin, O., 59, 353, 383, 393, 395,396
and Denis, W., 395
Denis, W., and Smillie, W. G., 181
and Morris, J. L., 395
Folley, S. J., Watson, H. M. S.. and Bottomley,
A. C., 155
and White. P., 175
and Young, F. G., 161
Foiling, A., see Bock, A. V., el al., 935
Forbes. E. B., 70, 80, 82, 83, 84, 86,471, 479, 760, 762,
815, 849, 850
el aL,350, 753
Braman, \V. \Y., and Kriss, M., el al., TO, 294
and KrUs, M., 32, 350, 472, 481
see KrijS, M., et ai., 63, 68 .
KrisB, M-, cl at., 388
and Voris, A- L., 839
Forbes, R. M., see Swift. R. W., 277, 278, 286, 288
Ford,see Sure, B., 121
Forsgren, E., 234, 235
Fo.ster, F- C., and Thornton, M. J., 175
Foster, M. A., and Hisaw, F. L., 167
Fourier, 593
Fox, E. L., see Benedict, F. G., 344, 389
see Botvedict, F. G., el al., 289, 292, 388
see Cnrpenter, T. M-, 66
Fox, F. Ci-,see Kable, G. W., el al., 216
Fraenkel-Contrat, H., cl al., 174
Francis?, C. C., 163
Francois. Marcel, 718
Frank, A. H., and Appleby, A. J., 167
see Turner, C. W-, et al., 159
Frank, H., 223
Frank. L. K., 258, 664, 668, 688, 972
Frank, M., see Wang, C. C., et al., 395
Frank, R. T., 159
Frankenbach, R. F., sec Brody, S-, 168
Frai>s, G- S., 24
see Sherwood, R. M., 475, 768
Fredericks, H. H., 151
Fredericci, L., 314
Frederiksen, 477, 479
Freeborn, S. B., see Regan, W. M., 280
Freeman, G. L., and Hovland, C. 1.. 234
Freeman, W., see Lee, M., 199
French, C. E., see Voris, A. L., ft al., 101
French, R. B., see Cowgill, G.Jl., 191
Freudenherger, C. B., 640
et al., 164
and Clausen, F. W., 177
Frey, C. N., 749
see Light, R. F., 748
Frey, P., see Riddle, 0., 569, 728
Friedenwald, J. S., 668
Friedman, I., and Mattili, H. A., 118
Friedman, M. H., and G. S., 212
Fries, J. A., 30, 344
Fritz, J. C., see Barott, H. G., el al., 234
Frohring, W. O., and Wyeno, J., 475
Frolich, T., see Hoist, A., 134
Frontali, G., 368
Frost, D. v., el al., 765 ^
Fry, E. G., see Long, C. N. H., et al., 185
Fiigo, N. W., 146
Fuller, F. D., see Jordan, W. H., et al., 349
 AUTHOR INDEX 985

Fuller, J. G., 8 Giaja, J., and ^lales, B., 389

Fulton, J. F., 244, 685 seo Terroine, E. F., et al., 393
Funk, C., 119, 132, 773 Gibbs, W., 14, 15
Funk. E. M., 219, 74C Gibson, G., and Huffman, C. F., 818
seeBrody, 220, 481, SSO Gibson, R. H., 233
Fiirfey, R. A.. 713 Gilbert, J. H., see Lawes, J. B., 349, 817
Furusawa, K., Hill, A. V., and Parkinson, J. L,, Gilchrist, F., and Pincus, G., 486
39, 103 Gildea, E. F,, seo Brown, W. T,, 182, 085
Fiiwa, T., 320 sec Cobb, S., et al., 773
Gillospie, J. M., see Rubbo, S. D., 127
Gaebler, 0. H., see Harding, V. J., 395 Gillespie, L. J., 106
Gagge, A. P., see Winslow, C-E: A., el al., 293 Gilman, H., 112
Winslow, C-E. A., ancl Herringtbn, L. P., 277, 278 Gilman, J., and Stein, H. B., 163
Gnines, \V, L., 222, 472, 473, 477, 479, 480, 481, 687, Gilmoiir, J, R., and Martin, W. J., 023
SOU, S2S, S40, 841, 857, 858, 865 Given.s, M. H., see Hunter, A., 395
see Overman, O. R., 806 Glaser, 0., 44, 556
Gaiser, D. W., sec Bryan, A. H., 198, 546 Gley,E.,191
see Thompson, K., 194, 195 Goddcn, \V., see Leitch, I., 52, 60
Giilbraith, J. J., and Simpson, S., 237 Goetsch. \V., 5.K
see Simpson, S., 233 Goettsch, M., and Pappenheimer, A. M., 118, 136,
Galileo, 593 773
Gallagher, T. F., and Kocli, F. C., 149 seo Pappenheimer, A. M., 118, 773
Galli-Mainini, C., sec Hert):, S., 174 and Ritzniann, J-, 118
Gallup, Vi\ D., see Caakey, G. D., el <tL, 112 Goldberg, L., see Dodds, E. C., et al., 155
Bee Kuhlman, A. H., 708 Goldborgcr, .1., 132
Gamble, J. A., Ellis, N. R., and Besley, A. K., 805, and Lillie, R. D., 133
807 Goldblatt, H., el a!., 101
Gamble, J. L,, ami Goldachmidt, S., 395 Golding, J., el al., 818
see Palmer, \V. W., et al., 379, 395 see Bartlott, S., et al., 222
Gardner, W. XT., 145, 163, 188 seeZilvii, S. S., et al.. 203
el nl., 145, 151 Goldschmidt, R.,575
and Pfeiffer, C. A., 142 Goldsehmidt, S., see Gamble, J. L., 395
Garner, F, H., and Sanders, H. G., 818 see Underiiill, V. P., 393, 395
Garner, W. \V., and Allard, H. A., 208 Goldzieher, M. M., 163
Garot, L., 395 Gomez, li. T., see Graham, W. R., Jr., et al., 814
Garrett, O. F., anci Overman, O. R,, 810 and Tui nf'r, C. \V., 440
see Overman, 0. R., et al., 805, 869 Turner, C. W., and Reece, R. P., 161
Garrison, E. R.. 800 Gompertz, S., 500
Gaanier, A., et Mayer, A., 246, 289, 308 Goodale, H. D., 801
Gates, \\. H., see MacDcwell, E. C., el al., SSO Goodall, J. S-, and Rogers, L., 170
Ciavin. G., and McHenry, E. \V., 127, 133 Goodpasture, E. W., 176
see McHenry, E. \V., 112, 124, 133 Gordon, A. S., el al., 144
Gay, G. B., el a/., 925 Gordon, E, G., 150
Gay-Lussac, J. L., 346 Gordon, M. B., and Fields, E. M., 365
Gcbhart, J, C., seo Dublin, L. I., 638 seo Handelsmann, M. B., 201
GeilinB, E. M. K., et al., 804 ^Gordon, M. fl., see Penibrey, M. S., el al., 271, 274
Geist, S. H., 150 Gortnor, R, A., see Brown, W. R., et al., 815
see Salmon, N. J., 150 see Jackson, S. M., 816
C:elineo, S., 283, 285, 286, 287, 288 Gortner, R. A., .Ir., and Gunderson, F. L., 749
see Giaja, J., 285, 297 Goss, E., see Guilbert, H. R., 212
Gellhorn, E., 244, 252 Goss, H., 742
and Feldman, J., 173 see Kleiber, M., el al., 71, 760
Gemmill,C.L..924 see McElroy, L. \V., 120, 742
Genthe, A., 549 Goto. K.,288
Gerard, R. W., 243, 244, 254 Gouax, J. L., see Eaton, A. G., el al., 06
seo Cohen, R. A., 173 Govier, W. M., 742
Gerhartz, H., 294 and Groig, M. E., 139
Gerstell, R., and Long, W. H., 266 Gowan, J. W., and Tobey, E. F., 816
Geschichter, C. F., et al., 144,145 Grab, W., Janssen, S., and Rein, H., 251
Gesell, A.,«iaZ., 183 Grafe, E., 335,347
Gessler, H., 237 Graff, S., see Barth, L. G., 202
Ghoneim, A., 89 Graham, 0.. an<l Poulton, E. P., 393
seo Wiegner, G., 79, 80 Graham, R., and Mitchell, H. H., 763
Giaja, .7., 284, 286, 345, 371, 393, 395 Graham, W. R., Jr., 172, 175, 789, 810, 816, 816, 829
and Gelineo, S., 285, 297 el al., 8, 815, 816
986 AUTHOR INDEX
Graham, W. R., Jr. (Cont'd)
see Herman, H. A., elal., I'd
Houchin, O. B., Petereon, V. E-, and Turner,
C. W., 816
Houchin, O. B., and Turner, C. W., 815
Jones, T.S. G., Kny, H. D., and Mclntosh, R.A.,
814
Peterson, V. E., Houchia, O. B,, and Turner,
C. W., 816
Turner, C. W., and Gomez, E. T., S14
Grant, G. A., 813
Grant, R. T., Bland, E. F., and Camp, P. D., 293
Grant, \V. M., sec Kinsey, V. E., 765, 770
Craves, R. R., ct al., 94
see Swett, W. W., 587, 500, 649
sec Swett, \V. \V., el al., 649
see Woodward, T. E., et al., 94
Gray, A. H., 549
Gray. H.. 196
see Bayer, L. M., 195
Gray, J., 561
Greco, P. A., see Emery, F. E., ISO
Gree, J. R., see Murlin, J. R.,, 350
Grecly, A., 134
Green, C. W., see Robbina, W. J., et al., 578
Green, D. E., et al.. 112
sec Necdham, J., 102
Needham, D. M., and Dewan, J., 131
Green, H. H., 745
Green, R. G., et al., 774
Carlson, \V. E., and JDvans, C. A., 122
Greenbank, G. R., 109
Greenberg, D. M., Kce Schmidt, C. L. A., ISS,249,783
Greenberg,'L. A., sec Haggard, H. \V., 625
Greene, J- A., and Luce, R. P., 345
see Parkin, C., 175
see Sturgia, C. C., 17S
Greene, R. R., 150
Greenman, M. J., 406, 497, 517, 533
and Duhriiig, F. L., 492,495,'519,308, 724,725,736
Greenstein, J. P., 144
Greenwald, I., 19t
Greep, R., sec Fevold, H. L., el al., 312
Gregersen, M. I., and Cannon, W. B., 24S
Gregorj", P. W,, 485, 480, 490
see Lewis. W. IL, 490
Greig, M. E,, see Govier, W. M., 139
Grether, W. F-, and Yerkes, R. M., 501
Greulich, W. W., 103, 639
et al., 149
Griffith, F. R., Jr., ct al., 227, 22S
see Schwabe, E. K., at al., 289
see Schwabc, H. L., 285
Griffith, W. H., 128
and Mulford, D. J., 128
Grimm, P. D., and Short, D. M., 76S
Griswold, D. J., Trowbridge, P. F., Hogan, A. G.,
and Haigh.L. D., 649
Grollman, A., 60, ISO, 184, 187, 921, 927
Gross, A. L., sec Ilarger, R. N., 105
Gross, A. M., see O'Malley, C. M., 789
Gross, E. C., and Stecnbock, H., 395, 396
Grubbs, R. C., see Hitchcock, F. A., et al., 926
Grueter, F., see Fcllcnbcrger, T., 178
Guerrant, N. B., and Dutcher, R. A., 474, 743
Guilbert, H. R., 760, 767
and Goss, E., 212
and Hart, G. H., 763
Howell, C. E., and Hart, G. H., 475, 768
ace Kleiber, II., et a!., 71, 760
GuLlhon, J., see Maignon, F., 225
Gulick.A., 246, 271,488
Gullickson,T.W.,eJ aJ., 800
sec Eckles, C. H., 760
see Wise, G. H., et al., 804
G*mderson, F. L., see Gortner, R. A., Jr., 749
Gurin, S., et al., 141
and Wilson, D. W., 817
Gurwitch, A., 575
G\istafson, F. L., and Benedict, F. G., 220
Gustavson, R. G., see Spencer, J., et al., 163
Gutlirie, M.J„ 150,209, 210
Guttmann, M., 557
Guye, C. E., 22
GyOrgy, P., 125,133
ct al., 125,126, 128, 133
and Poling, C. E., 771
Haagenscn, C. D., see Aucbincloss, H., 145
Hacket, F., 256
Hacoker, T. L., 472, 479,480, 481, 840, 841, 851, 870,
872, 874
Hagemaiin, 0., see Zuntz, N., 388
Haggard, H. W., and Greenberg, L. A., 925
see Henderson, Y., 914, 925, 935
Hiiigh, L. D., see Griswold, D. J., et al., 649
see JlouUon, C. R., ct al., 597, 649
see Trowbridge, P. F., el al., 349, 588, 008, 649
Hailman, D. E., ace Britten, R. H., el al., 69G
Haines, W. T., see Mitchell, H. H., 294
see Mitchell, H. H., el al., 388, 449, 671
Haldane, J. B. S.,302
Haldane, J. J., see Hancock, W., 291
Haldane, J. S., 243, 245, 252, 329, 338, 389
and'Priestly, J. G., 248
Haldi, J.,ef al., 925
Hale, F., 203
Hall, F. G., Dill, D. B., and Barron, E. S. G.. 251,
922
sec Pearse, A. S., 265
Hall, G. O., and Marble, D. R., 710
Hall, K., see Korenchovsky, V., 187
Hall, V. E., 589, 926
and Lindsay, M., 10, 172, 173
and MacGregor, W. W., 625, 049
Hall, W. C., and Brody, S., 910, 911
Halpin, J. G., see Annin, G. E., 165
Ham, A. W., et al., 189
HambidKe, G., 741
Hamblen, E. C., et al., 175
Hamilton, J. B., 150, 158
Hamilton, J. W., and Hogan, A. G., 784
SCOHogan, A. G., 705
Hamilton, T. S., 753, 757
see Mitehcill, H. H., 277, 292, 335, 349, 391, 393,
443, 742, 755, 774, 779, 780
SCO Mitchell, H. H., et al., 79, 471, 593, 597, 626,
627, 649
see Smuts, D. B., el al,, 775
Hammar, C. H., 970
 AUTHOR INDEX 987

Hammett, F. S.. 170, 171, 174, 182, 187, 204, 488, Hart. G. H., see Cole, H. H., 151, 162, 164, 168,437
480. 490. 777 seo Guilbert, H. R., 763
Hammond, J., 5S, 577, 578, 588, 631. 809 seo Guilbert, H. R., et al., 475, 768
see Hammond, J., Jr., el al., 167 Hartman, C. G., 141, 490
see lIcMeckan, C. P., 577 see Lewis; W. H., 486, 490
and Murray, G. N., 588 Hartman, F.^\., IS4, 185, 186
and Sanders, H. G., 222 et al., 184, 187
seo Walton, A. \V., 547, 548 see Hitchcock, F. A., el al., 926
Hammond, J., Jr., Hammond, J., and Parkes, A. S., Hartree, E. F., see Keilin, D., 109
167 Harvey, E. H., see Davis, H., cl al., 236
Humner, K. C., 204, 205, 208 Hashinoto, H,, 176
and Bonner, J., 208 Hassclbaleli, K. A., 507, 523
Hamon, F., see Chevillard, L., el al., 289, 649 see Bohr, C,, 3, 45. 430, 435, 505, 522
Hancock, W., el al., 291 Haatiiigs, A, B., et al., 131
and Haldane, J. J., 291 sec Solomon, A. K., ef al., 129
Handelsmann, M. B., and Gordon, M. B., 201 Hastings, \V. W., 492, 538, 540, 570, 580, 601, 612, 738
Haney, H. F., see Pommerenke, W. T., et al., 433 Hatai, S., 152, 581. 595, 597, 621, 625. 626, 627, 649
Hanson, A. E., 136 sec Donaldson, H. H., 165, 649
Hansen, C., see Henriquea, V., 287 Haterius, H. O., 210
Hansen, H. C.. see Cannon, C. Y.. 698 Hathaway, I. L., see Reece, R. P., el al., 197
Hanson, A. M., 191 Hawk, P. B., 395
Hnnsson. N., 472, 479, 481 see Howe, P. E., et al., 395
Harden, A., 102 Hawlcy, E. E., and Maurer-Most, E. E., 876
and Young, W. J., 102, 111 see Sherman, H. C., 802
HurdinK, V. J., and Gaeblor, 0. H., 395 Haworth, W. N., and Szent-GyOrgyi, A., 109
Hardy, J. D., 275 Hayes, D, R., see Ingalls, T. H., 196, 201
and Bu Boia, E. F., 277, 278, 281, 282, 290, 293,304 Hayes, F. R., and Armstrong, F, H., 503
Milliorat, A. T., and Du Bois, E. F., 286 Hays, B. B., see Wang, C. C., el al., 395
and Soderstrom, G. F., 275 Haj-s, W. P., 222
Harger, R. X., and Gross, A. L., 105 Hayward, J. W., el al., 761
Han,P.,277, 308, 388 Headley, F. B., 222
and Kriwtischa, A., 389 Heath, C. W., 115
Harreveld, A., see Tyler, D. B., 404 Hecht, S., 578
Hariinfrton, C. R., 168, 180 Heckel, N, J., see Thompson, W. 0., 165, 182
and JJarger, G., 180 Heemstra, L. C-, see Phillips, R. W., et al., 229
and Pitt Rivers, R. V., 176 Hecsted, D. M., el al., 112, 126
Harris, L. E., tl al., 742 and Stare, F. J., 749
Harris, L. J., 746, 771 Heinneman, B., 802
el al., 745 Heisenberg, W., 259
Harris, J. A., and Benedict, F. G., 446, 670 Heitman, H., see Jukes, T. H., 769
sec Benedict, F. G., et al., 425 Hele, T. S.. 396
Harris, R. S., and Thimann, K. V., 204 Hellebrandt, P. A., el al., 236
Harris, I., Jones, E. W., and Alfred, C. N., 931 Heller, C. G., el al., 156
HarrLson, E. S., 587 Helmhollz. H., 12, 14,15
and Savage, E. S., 819, 852 HeminKway, A., see Shelley, W. B., 281
Harrison, R. G., 575 Hommingsen, A. M., 389 '
Hart, E. B., et al., 190, 191, 742 and Krarup, N. B., 241
and Bonlley, W. H., 777 Henderson, E. W., 271
and Eivelijem, C. A., el al., 799, 800 and Brody, S., 271
seo Elvehjem, C. A., 115 see Brody, S., ef al., 701
sec Hove, E., el al., 115 Henderson, H. 0-, see Van Landlngham, A. H.,
Humphrey, G. C., and Morrison, F. B., 393 cl al., 170
see Kline, O. L., et al., S02 Henderson, J., and Ma^ee, H. E., 190
see Koliler, G. O., el al., 134 Henderson, L. J., 243, 252
see Pearson, P. B., el al., 212 and Palmer, W. W., 252
and Steenbock, H., 179, 760 Henderson, L. M., et al., 765, 771
see Steenbock, H., 795 Henderson, Y., 338, 355, 356
see Steenbock, H., el al., 393 and Hacgard, H. W., 914, 925, 935
sec Tcrcsi, J. D., el al., 116 and Prince, A. L., 933
see Todd, \V. R., et al., 115 Hendricks, S. B., and Hill, W, L.. 780
seeWadddl,J.,etoL, 115^ Hendricks, W. A., 78
see WeKner, M. I., et al., 120 Jull, M. A,, and Titus, H. W., 78, 87
see Wiese, A. C., el al., 112 Hendry, F., see Benedict, P. G., el al., 335
Hart, G. H., 475, 762 Henriques, V., and Hansen, C., 287
and Cole, H. H., 141 Henry, K. M., et al., 760
988 AUTHOR INDEX

Honrj", \V.A., and Morrison, F. B., 475,476,477 Hisaw, F. L., 178

Hcroclitus, 524 see Fevold, H. L., el al., 212
Herman, H. A., 804 see Foster, M. A., 167
Clrahani,W.R., Jr.,Tiirner,C.W.,Ra!ston, N.P., Hitchcock, A. E., see Zimmerman, P. W., 205
Cowsert, W. C., and Ragsdale, A. C., 175 Hitchcock, F. A., Grubbs, R. C.. and Hartman,
see Swaason, E. W., 443, 440, 742, 759 F. A-,926
Herman, M. T., and Miller, P., 475 Hiort, A. M,, c/a?., 101
Horrick, J- F., and Baldes, E. J., 815 Hoagland, D. R.,see McCollum, E. V., 393,395,396
Hcrrins, J. S., see King, E. L., 175 Hoagland, H., 267, 718
Herring, P. T., 174 and Perkins, C. R., 718
Herring, V., 877 Hobart, C., see Davis, H., et al., 236
and Brody, S., 232, 329 Hodge, C., see Hiieg'ns, C., 144
soc Brody, S., et al., 822 Hodgson, P., and Lewis, H. B., 395
Hcrrington, L. P., 285, 286 Hoesslin, H., 355, 356
see Gagge, A. P., et al., 277, 278 Hoffman, H., see Kleilman, N., rf al., 271
sec Winslow, C-E. A., et ol., 293 Hogan, A. G., 588, 753
Ilersli. A. H.p 575, 609 see Griswold, D. J., et al., 649
see Feldslein, M. J., 401 and Hamilton, J. W., 765
Herslioy, J. M-. sec Best, C. H., ei al., 128 see Hamilton, J. \V., 784
Hertcr, K., 229 and Johnson, S. R., 134
Hort/., Hcinrich, 261 sec Jol)nson, S. R., el al., 52, 101, 753
Hertz, S., 178 and Kamm, O., 133
and Galli-Mainini, C., 174 see Lee, J. G., 124
Hesketh, F. li., see Wertheimer, F. I., 580 sec McRoberts, V, F., 764
Hcsa. A. v., 135, 188 seeO'Dell, B. L., el al., 133
and I.undliagen, M. A., 211 and Parrott, E. M., 133
Hei-s, W. N.. 690 see Pfiffner, J-J., W of., 133
Heiiser, C. H., and Strecter, G. L., 486 and Pilcher, R. W-, 101
Heiiser, G. F., 53 see Richardson, L. R., 133, 804
see Richardson, L. R., ef oi., 112, 121, 124, 126, 765
et al., 474, 764, 770
Heiiser, P. H., see Wilgus, H. S., et al., 112 Richardson, L. R., and Johnson, P. E., 133 .
Hewitt, L. F-. 100 Richardson, L". R., Johnson, P. E., and Nisbet,
Hewston, E. M., see Daniel, E. P., 118 R. X., 133
and Marsh, R. L., 789 see Robbins, W. J., e! al., 578
Heywang, B. W., 237 see Trowbridge, P- F., el al., 349
Hickinan, K. C. D., e( al,, 139 Weaver, L. A., and Edinger, A. T., 049
Hiestuiid, W- A,, see Randall, W. C., 281 Weaver, L. A.. Edinger, A. T,, and Trowbridge,
Higgins, G. M., et al., 748 E. A., 597
Berkson, .1., and Flock, E., 235 Holm, G. E., see Kurt?, F. E., 802
sec Ingle, D. J., 187 Holmes, A. H., 798
Hilden, A., and Stenback, K. S-, 237 Holmes, C. E., 144
nilditch,T, P., 801 Holmes, E., 249
and Longenecker, H. E., 801, 817 Holmes, H. N., 135
and Thompson, H. M., 817 and Alexander, \V., 121
Hileman, J. L-, see Webb, R. E., 109 Holmgren, H., 235
HiKerty, M. M., see Shattuck, G. C., 301 Holmquist, A., 235
Hill, A. H,. 152,163 see Euler, V. S., 235
Hill, A, M., sec Hill, A. v., 347 Holsberg, C. L., 23
Hill, A. v., 103, 130,903,904,914,921,024 Hoist, A-, and Fr^licli, T., 134
see Daynes, H. A., 343 Holt, E., see Sutliff, W. D., 356
see rurusawa, K., el al., 38, 103 Holt, L. E., Jr., and Najjar, V. A., 7(54
and Hill, A. M., 347 ' see Najjar, V. A., 764
Hill, D, K.. 104 Holtfreter, J., 203
Hill, L., el al., 899 Holway, A. H., see Crozicr, W. J., 593
Hill, M., awl Parkes, A. S., 210, 214 Homans, J., see Benedict, F. G., 345
Hill, R., see Keilin, D., 113 Honcamp, E., Koiidela, S., and MUller, E., 393
Hill, W. L., see Hendricks, S. B., 780 Hoobler, B. R., 68, 832
Hilis, J. L., 851 Hooker, D. R., see Erianger, J., 927
Hilton, J. H., et al., 798 Hoover, E.E., 214
Himwich, H. E , 248, 407 Hoover, S. R-, see Allison, F. E., ei al., 125
el al., 249, 252, 404, 408, 409, 809, 924 Hopkins, F- G., 100, 102, 119,259,754
sec Fajekas, J. P., el a!., 409 Dodds, E. C., Park®, A. S., Ruzicka, L., Cook,
and Nahum, L. H., 249, 773 J, W., Reichstein, T.. and Todd, A. R., 154
Hirzel, K., 588 see Fletcher, W. M., 102, 103
 AUTHOR INDEX 989

Hopkins (Cont'd) Hurxthal, L. M., sec Bock, A. V., 935

and Morgan, E. J., 12Q Huxdorf, sec Dertlitzki, 809
and Neville, D., 119 Huxley, J. S., 244, 609
and Slater, B. R., 120
see Wileock, E. G., 775 Ingalls, T, H., and Hayes, D. R., 196, 201
Hopper, C. A., see Bcchtel, H. E., 211 Ingle, D. .1,, 185, 186, 187
Hopper, T. H., see Ciiristensen, 1''. W., 32 el al., 152
Horrall, B. K., see Crane, J. C., 802 and Higgins, G. M., 187
Horsley, V., 191 and Lukens, F. D, W., 184, 928
Horst, K., see Benedict, F. G., et al., 3S9 Insko, W. M.. see Lyons, M., 112
Hoskins, E. R., 174, 532, 50fl, 724, 725 Ippen, F., see Dcmale, V., 476
and Hoskins, M. M., 170 Irby, v., see Albanese, A. H., 765
Hoskins, M. M., see Hoskins, E. R., 170 Irving, J. T.., and Ricliards, M. B., 691, 764
Hoskins, R. G., 151, 165, 176, 182 Irwing, L., 922, 928
Hotlel, H. C., 968 Isaacs, B. L., Jung, E. F., and Ivy, A. C., 117
Houchin, 0. D., see Graham, \V. R., Jr., el al., Itschner, K. F., see Richardson, L. R., et al., 121,
815, 810 124, 765
Hougliten, F. C., 2fll Ittner, N. R., see Hughes, E. H., 771
see Farderber, M. B. F-, 304 Ivanova, 210
Hoiischiidt, J. D., 769 Ivy, A. C.| et al., 578
Houssay, B. A., and Biawtti, A., 192 see Isaacs, B. L., el al , 117
and Braun-Menendez, E., 101 Izqiiierdo, J. J., and Cannon, W. B., 251
Hove, E., Elvehjem, C. A., and Hart, E. B., 115
Hovland, C. I., see Freeman, G. L., 234 Jack, E. •!., and Bechdel, S. I., 175
Howard, L. B., see Neustadt, R., 182 Jackson, C. M., 583, 696, 628, 649
Howat, G. R., see Smitli, J. A. B., ct al., 819 see Robbins, W. J., ct al., 578
Howe, P. E., 7S7 Jackson, H. M., sec Flxsen, M. A., 303
see Berryman, G. H., 787 .Jackson, S. M., and Gortner, R. A., 816
M.attiU, H. A., and Hawk, P. B., 395 .lacobi, H. P., 128
Howell, G- K., see Guiibert, H. U., et al., 475, 768 Jacobsen, E., and Skaarpp, C. S., 155
Hrdlieka, A., 592, 697, 627, 649 Jacobson, E., 234
Huciin, F. E-, 363 Jansen, B. C. P., and Donath, W. F., 132
Huffman, C. F., et al., 120, 191 Jansscn, S., sec Grub, \V., et al., 261
see Duncan, C. W.. el al., 194, S04 Jeans, J. H., 22
see Gibson, G., 818 Jeffreys, C. E. P., see Borsook, H., 61, 120
see Moore, L. A., 759 Jennings, H. S., 244
Moore, L- A., Duncan, C- \V., el al., 783 Jennings, R. D., 703
Huffman, H. M., see Parks, G. S., 17 Jenny, H., 673
Hiifford,A. R., 156 .fensen, C., el at., 798
Huggins, C., 144, 188 .fensen, E., 92, 93, 94
and Hodge, C., 144 Klein, J. W., Rauchenstein, E., Woodward, T. E.,
HiiRgins, R. A., 266 and Smith, R. H., 78
Hughes, E. H-, 74. 769, 770, 771 Jenss, R. M., and Souther, S. P., 638
and Ittner, N. R., 771 Jenter, C. G., see Jordan, \V. H., 349, 817
Hughes, J. S., see Riddell, W. H., cl al., 71 see Jordan, W. H., et al., 349
Htill, M.,395 .Icwett, F. B., and King, R. W., 965
Humberd, C. D., 196 Johansson, J. E., 236
Hume, E. M. M., see Lucas, .1- H., et al., 312 Johns, C. O., see Waterman, H. C., 761
Humphrey, G. C., see Hart, E. B., el al., 393 Johnson, A., see Bene<iict, F. G., 910
Humphrey, R. R., 150 see Benedict, F. G., et al., 336
Hunt, C. H., ft al., 474, 742, 770 Johnson, G. E., 229
Hunt, W. E., et al., 165 Johnson, P. E., see Hogan, A. G., el al., 133
Hunter, A., 395 Johnson, S. R., see Hogan, A. G., 134
and Givens, M. H., 396 Hogan, A. G., and Ashworth, U. S., 52, 101, 763
Hunter, M. \V., and Sawin, P. B., 170 Johnson, R. E., and Edwards, H. T., 104
Huntington, E., 207 see Thomt)son, R. II. S., 119
Huntsman, M. E., see Best, C. H., el al., 12S Johnson, W. A., see Krebs, H. A., 130
Hurst, v., and Turner, C. W., 197 Johnston, J. A., Macy, 1. G., et al., 436
Hutchins, R. W., 971 Johnston, M. W., see Newburgh, L. H., 416
Hutchinson, J. C. P., see Deigbton, T. B., 237 Jotiffe, N.. 774
Hutt, F. B., 301 el at., 122, 767, 774
and Cole, L. J., 175 Jones, D.B..309, 349,777
see Lamoreux, W. F., 265 see Rose, W. C., ei al., 797
sec Scholes, J. C., 271, 276 Jones, E. E., see Smith, G., 204
990 ^1 UTHOR INDEX

Jones, E. W,, see narris, I., et al., 931 Kelly, 15., see Parsons, H. T., 120
Jones, H. M., 254 Keh'ill, Lord, 14
Jones. M. M., sec Procter, R. C., el al., 9D0 Kcmpsler, H. L., 746
see Sruiih, D. D., 938 el al., 507
Jones, P. D., see Borland, A. A., et al., 93 see Brody, S., el al,, 220, 481, 701, 880
Jones, R., el al., 165 and Parker, J.E-, 296
Jones, T. S. Gsec Graham, W. R., Jr., et al., 814 Kendall. E, C., ISO, IS4, 185
Jordan, W. H., 55, 294 and Simonscjn, D. G., 213
and Jenter, C. G., 349, 817 see Wells, B. B., 186
Jenter, C. G., and Fuller, F. D., 349 Kenrioi([h, S. C., seo Baldwin, S. P., 265
Jorea, A,, 234 Kennedy, B., 788
Jorpes, E., see Agren, C., et al., 234 Kenntniy, C., see Morris, H. P., ef al., 7
Joseph, D. R., 618, 049 see Pulmer, L. S., 7
Joule, J. P., 12 Kcniieily. H. P., see King, E. Q., el al,, 925
Judkins, H. F., see While, G. C., 222 Kenncily, P. H., see Dill, D. B., e/ al., 302, 930
Juiin, M,, and Mitchell, J. B., 023 Kennedy, T. H., 144
Jukes, C. L., 253, 745 Kenyon, A. T., el al., 151
Jukes, T. H., 125, 128, 133, 474, 770, 771 see Varney, R. F., cl al., 150
and Almqiiist, H. J., 112, 128 Kern, U., see Wang, C. C., et al,, 395
and Bird, F. H., 120 Kestner, O., 325, 622
and Heilman, H., 709 Kcltering, C. P., 257, 904
see Lepkovsky, S., 125 Keuter, K., see Richards, R. R., 103
sec Lepkovsky, S., el al., 124, 132 Key, 538, 540, 570
Jull, M.A.,56S, 725,878 Kibier, H. H., 373, 400, 667, 947
see Hendricks, W. A., el al., 78, 87 Bergman, A. J., ami Turner, C. W., 586, 587,
and Titus, H. \Y., 78 594, 616
June, E. F.. see Isaacs, B. L., el al., 117 and Brody, S., 46, 325, 400, 449, 450, 900, 932
8CC Brody, S., 449, 585, 594, 595. 610, 910
Kable, G. \V., Fox, F. G., and Lunn, A. G., 210 see Brody. S.. el al., 410. 722
Kahle, P. J., etal., 144 Kick. C. H., seo Mitchell, H. H., 393, 700
Kalilenberg, O. J., see Supplee, G. C., el al., 474 Kidison, E. B., 782
Kalckar, H. M,, 102, 106, 111, 131, 138 Killhan, B. J,, 782
Kaltreidcr, N. L., nnd McCann, \V. S., 930 Kinnrd, F. W., see Clianiitin, A., 395
Kamm, O., see Hogan, A. G., 133 King, C. G., 109, 128, 134
Kammlade, W. G., see Mitchell, H. H., ef aL, B49 ef al., 109, 798
Kanltz, A., 207 SCO Bc'ssey, O. A., 767
Karrer, P., 135,13G King, K. L,, and Herring, J. S., 173
see Kuhn, R., 132 King, E. Q., McCalel), L. B., Kennedy, H. F., and
Katz, J,, et al., 167 Klump, T. G., 925
ICatzin, B., see Lone, C. N. H., el al., ISo King, 11. D., 517, 532, 533, 545,508, 569, 724, 725
Ivaufman, K., see Brody, S., et al., 822 King, J. T., 312
Kaufman, L., 583, 596, 649 King, R. W., see Jcwett, F. B., 965
Kaufmann, M., 345 Kinsey, V. E., an<l Grant, W. M-, 765, 770
and Magne, H., 813 Kipiieti, A. A., and Ix>ch, L., 163
Kavanagh, A. J., see Uicliards, O., 609 Ivirchl.mum, A., see RIngoen, A. R., 210
Kay, H. D., 112, 161, 188, 853 Kirkpulrick, W. F., sec Card, L. E., 53
see Graham, W. R., Jr., etal.. 814 Kise, v., and Ochin, T., 708
Kayser, C., 238, 288, 292 Klehha, J., sue Britten, R, H., el al,, 096
etal., 237 Kloihcr, M., IS, 8, 48, 49. 288, 298, 207, 325, 335, 33S,
see Burckard, E., et al., 233 349, 355, 350, 373, 403, 470, 472, 755, 760
sec Dontclicff, L., 225 el al., 755
Kecnan, J. A., sec Kline, O. L,, el al., 802 see Cole, U. H., et al., 20
Keighley, G., sec Boraook, H., 65 and Dotighei-ty, J. E., 297
Keilin, D., 113 Goss, II,, uncl (iiiilbert, H. R., 71, 700
and Hartree, E. F., 109 and Regan, W. M., 280
and Hiil, R., 113 Richardson, G. A., and Regan, W. M., 291)
and Mann, T., 113, 115 and Windioslcr, C. F., 271, 297
Keith, A., 202 Kloin, J. R., see Bernheim, F., 10!
Keith, M. H., see Mitchell, H, H., d al., 395 Klein, .'. W,, see Jensen, E., et al., "S
Ivelkus, J. W., 179 Klein, W., nn<l Sleuhcr, M., 338
ICclley, M. A. R., 298 Kleiner, I. S., see Tmiher, H., et al., 109
sec Mitchell, H. H., 292, 471 Kleiiniun, N.|.233
and Rupel, I. W., 280 el at., 230
Kelley, R. B., 298 Titelbaum, S., and Feivoson, P., 234
Kellner, O., 32. 54, 68, 346, 472, 480, 481 Titelbaum, S., and Hoffman, H., 271
 Al'THOR INDEX 991

Klempcrer, F. \V., see Solomon, A. K., et al., 129 Krupper, M., 207
Klemiwrer, G., 393 Kruse, H. D., 691, 767
Klerehcr, K. O., 393 see Wiehl, D. G., 751
Kline, O. L., Keenan, 3. A., Elvelijem, C. A., and Krzywanek, F. W., see Scheunert, A., 251
Hart, E. B.,'S02 Kuhlinan, A. H., and Gallup, W. D., 768
Kliimj), T. G., see King, E. Q., el al., 925 Kuhn, R., 133, 135, 346
• Kluyver, A. .1., 131 et al.. 132, 133
Knapp, B., Jr., see Black, VV. H., el al., 620 sec Kairer, P., 132
see Phillips, R. W.. el al, 229 Kunde, M. JI., 178, 376, 388
Knelir, A. Dill, D. B., and Neufeld, \V.. 921 and Steinhaus, A. H., 373
Kuibbs, J. H., 561 Kimo,Y.,279, 291
Knigiit, C. A., el al., 120 Kurtz, F. E., and Holm, G. E., 802
ICnippinK, H. W., 030
KnoU,E. M., 474,769 Laanes, T., see Bates, R. W., et al., 198
Knutson, .1. W., 783 Lacassugne, A., 145
Koch, F. C,, 150, 154 Lacquer. E., see Zuckerman, S., el al., 145
sec GallaRher, T. F., 149 Laki, K., 132
sec Varney, R. F., et al., 150 Straub, F. B., and Szent-Gyfirgyi, A., 130
Kochcr, R. A., 393 Lamb, A. R., and E^-^-ard, J. M., 252
and Torbet, 11, C., 65 Lamb, L. \\., 864
Koehler, M., 244 Lambert, R., and Teissier, G., 357, 580, 590
Koff, A. K., see Davis, M. E., 168 Lambert, W. V., Ellis, N. R., Black, W. H., and
KofTka, K., 244 Titus. H. W., 10
Koger, M., Meites, J., and Turner, C. W., 197 Lamoreux, W. F., and Hutt, F. B., 265
and Turner, C. W., 173, 174 Landaiier, A. B., see Landauer, W., 679
KurI, p., 133, 205 Landauer, W., 170, 289
and Tocinis, B., 142 see Benedict, F. G., el al., 289, 292, 388 •
Kohler, O. 0., 749, 789 and Landauer, A. B., 679
Elvetijem, C. A., and Hart, E. B., 134 Landergren, E., 393
Kohn, A., 191 Landoh, H. H., and Bornstein, R., 15, 31
Kojimi, M., 170, 174 Lane, T. J. D., 144
Kolckar, H. M., 19, 22 Lanford, C. S., Campbell, H. L., and Sherman,
Kon, 3. K., see Booth, R. G., et al., 211 H. C., 726
Koronchevsky, 165, 289, 668 see Sherman, H. C., 780, 803, 876
et al., 151, 174, 177 Lange, F. A.. 76
and Hall, K., 187 Langley, G. J., see Porter, E., 249
Korzybski, A., 256, 959 Langmaii, L., and Burr, H. S., 157
Koster, R., 161 Lankaster, R., 681
Koudela, S., see Honcamp, I'., et al., 393 Lajiicqiie, L., 592, 603, 603, 606, 607, 649
Krafka, J., 269 et Lapicque, M., 286
Kramer, .1. G., see Denis, W., 395 Lapicque, M., see Lapicque, L., 286
Krarup, N. B., see Hemmingsen, A. M., 241 La Place, P. S., 346
Kratinowa, K., see Palladin, A., 395 see Lavoisier, A. L., 13, 61, 307f 308
Kraus, E,, 338 Laqueur, E,, 229
Krause, R. A., 395 el al., 170
Krauss, W. E., 797, 798, 804 Lardinois, C. C., el at., 742
see Monroe, C. F., 818 Larson, E., see Fisher, N. F., 191
see Monroe, C. F., et al., 190 Latimer, H. B., 162, 404, 595, 621, 649
Krebs, H. A., GG, 108, 129, 138 Laughlin, H. H., 900
and Egnleston, L. V., 130 Laurencc, W. L., 126
and Johitson, W. A., 130 see Meyer, K., 139
Kretchmer, E., 587 Lavoisier, A. L., 12, 13, 307, 346
Kretsclimer, H. L., 144 and La Place, P. S., 13, 61, 307, 308
Kriss, M., 68, 69, 70, 292, 472, 760 and Sequin, A., 13
seeForboa, E. B.', 32, 350, 472, 4S1 Lawes, J. B-, and Gilbert, J. H., 349, 817
see Forbes, E. B., ct al,, 79, 294, 3SS Lawrence, L". L., 811
Forbes, E. B., and Miller, R. C-, 63, 68 Lawson, W,, see Dodds, E. C., et al., 155
and Marcy, L. F., 742 Leary, T., G90
and Smith, A. H., 349, 760 Leathes, J. B., and Raper, H. S., 287
Kriwuscha, A., see Hari, P., 389 Leblond, C. P.. 252
Krogh, A., 42, 314, 355, 356, 372, 922 and Nelson. W. O., 160, 252
see Egg, R., 270 Le Breton, E., 354
and Lindhard, J., 924 and Schaeffer, G., 363
and Schmidt-Jensen, H. O., 27 Le Chatelier, H., 243, 244, 262
Krouzc, N. K., see Asimoff, G. J., 161 Lcdig, P. G., and Lyman, R. S., 343
992 AUTHOR INDEX

Lee, A. C., 265 Lincoln, Abe, 961 '

Lcc, J. G.. and Hoson, A. G., 124 Llndhard, J., 225. 280
Lee, M. 0., 165, 182, 198, 199, 200, 209, 361, 303 sec Krogh, A., 924
and Ayres, G. B., 195, 198, 200 Lindsay, M., see Hall, V. E., 10.172, 173
and Freeman, \Y,, 199 Lines, E. \V., and Marston, H. R., 115, 782
and Lee, R. C-, 289 and Pierce, A. W.. 388
and Scliafer, N. K., 198 Ling, S. M., sec Wierzucliowski. M-, 349
and Van Biiskirk, E. F., 165, 172 Lintzel, W-, 814, 816
Lee, II. C., 286. 373, 374, 376, 383 Lionberger, H. F., see Lively, C. E., 751
see Benedict, 1'. G., 229, 308, 621 Lipmann, V.. Ill, 123, 138
see Cnrpenter, T. M., 6fi Lijjpincolt, \V. A., 878
SCO Lee, M-, 289 Lipton, M. A., sec Axeirod, A. E.. et al., 474
LecRaard, 1'., 349 see Miinnering. G. J., el aj., 474
Lcfihre. J., ct Aiigiict, A,, 292, 335, 347, 924 Lissaiicr. W., 308
Lehman, H. C., 67S, 69!) List. C. F-, and Pcct, M. M., 294
Lelimunn, G., see Atzler, E., 898 Little. C. C-. 677
Leiglitoii, <!., and Clark, M. L., 795 Little. M. E., 168
Leitcli, I., see Davison, L. S. P., 782 Little, W. E., and Wright, N. C.. 193
and Godden, \V., 52, 56 Lively. C. E.. and Lionberger, H. F., 751
SCO Orr, J. H., 179, 471 Liverton. R. JI.. and Binkley, E. S., 782
Leonard, S. L., 151 'Llewelyn. L. T., 207
sec Clark, L. B., et al., 214 Lloyd, W. E.. see Asmundson, V. S.. 217
and Rishter, J. W., 623 Loeb, J., l!6, 144, 145, 191, 243, 267. 069, 719
Lepkovsky, S., 124, 133 and Northrop, J. H., 674, 719
el al,. 770 Loel). L., 497. 070
and Jukes, T. H., 125 and Baskett, R. B.. 181
Jukes, T. H., ft al., 124, 132 see Kippen. H. H., 163
Lerman, J., 173, 174 ami Simpson, R. M., 688
see Means, J. H., 179 Loeb. R., 185
Lerner, L M-, 55S, 609 Loeliner, C. A., 075
see Needliam, J., 609 Loewhwright. \V. F., 208
see Salter, W. T., 179 Loewy, A., sec Zuntz, N., 247, 707
Leuckart, H., see Bergmann. H., 356 Logan, M. A., 188
Leveoson, E. .1., see Dill, D. B., el al., 302, 931 I^ginova, N. V., et al.. 106
Levin, L., see Engle, E. T., 140 Logras, G., and Driimmond, J. C., 177, 178
Levine, R., see Soskin, S., 191, 193 Lohmann, K.. 112
Levine, S. Z., el al., 68, 122, 282 and Schuster, P., 132
Levine, V., and Curr, J. G., 049 Lo Monaco, D., see Liiciani, L;, 504
Levy, H,, 260 Long, B., sec Richardson, L. R., et al., 765
Lewin, K,,244 Long, Barbitrii, sec du Vigneaud, V., et al., 126
Lewis, A. A., and Turner, C. W., 155, 649 Ix>ng, C. N. H,, 184. 186, 191, 193. 017, 921
Lewis. C. A., 4(1 Katzin, B,, and Fry, E. G.. 1S5
Lewis, G. N., 12 ' and Lukena. F. D. W., 192
and Randall, M.. 13,14, 15, 17 see Sayers, G,, et al., 152, 187
Lewis. H. B., 383 see Tepperman, J.. el aL, 186
see Hwigson, P., 395 see White, A., ct al., 152. 161
I'lKicgraff, H., and McGinty, D. A., 396 Long, E. A., 12
Lewis, H. G., and Luck, J. M., 345 Long, .1. A., see Evans. H. M.. 194, 195
Lewis, W. H-, 4K6, 490 Long, M. L., and Bischoff, F., 247
and Gregory, P. \V., 490 Long. W. H., see Gerstell, R.. 265
and Hartman, C. G., 486, 490 Longeneckcr, H. E., see Hilditch, T. P., 801, 817
and Wright. E. S., 486, 490 Loomis, A. L., sec Davis, H., el al., 236
Lewis, \V. H,, Jr., 069, 707 Lopascliov, G.. 203
and Alving, A. S., 069 Lotka, A. J., sec Dublin, L. L. 683.689
Li, C. H., Evans, H. M., and Simpson, M.E., 152,187 Louche, A., 223
Lyons, \V. R., and Evans, H. M., 152 Low-dermilk, W, C., 970, 971
Liebig, J. v., 1, 76, 346 Lublin, A., 65, 06
Light, R.V.,elal.. 122, 143 Lucas, J. H.. Hume, E. M. M.. and Smith, H. H.
and Frcy, C, N.. 748 212
Liljcstrand, G., and Zander, E., 927 Luce, R. P., sec Greene, J. A., 345
Lillie, I". R., 878 Luciani, L., et Lo Monaco. D.. 504
Lillie, R., 260 Luck, J. M., 06
Lillie, R. D., see Goldbergor, J., 133 see Lewis, H. G., 345
and Sebrell,\V, H,.774 Luckicsh, M., el al., 217, 218
 AUTHOR INDEX 993

Lukens, F. D. \V., see Ingle, D. J„ 184, 926 McEachern, D., and Rake, D., 170
see Long, C. N. H., 192 see Rake, D., 176
and Palmer, H. D., 186 McEleney, W. J,, see Andervont, H. H., 700
Lulanie, F., 345 McElroy, L. \Y.. and Goss, H., 120, 742
Lumer, H., 615 McGinty, D. A., see Lewis, H. B., et a!., 396
Lund, A., 768 McGlone, B., see Ba7ett, H. C., 293
Lundhagen, M. A., see Hess, A. F., 211 McHcnry, E. W., 112
Lundsgaard, E.. 66, 68, 69, 103, 104, 138, 923 and Gavin, G., 112, 124,133
el al., 131 sec Gavin, G-, 127,138
Lunin, G., 119 Mclntoah, R.A., see Graham, W. R., Jr., ei al.,
Lunn, A. G., see Kable, G. W., al., 210 814
Lupton, H., 904, 905,921 Mclver, M. A., Redficld, A. C., and Benedict, E. B.,
Lusk, O., 13, 48, 49, 59, 61, 65, 06, 08, 72, 236, 287, 315
307, 308, 310, 311,345, 346, 355, 302, 388, 470, 680, and Winter, E. A., 177
778, 821, 823 McKay, H., and Brown, M. A., 223
see Anderson, R. J., 05, 247 McKendrick, A. G., and Pai, M. K., 500
and Du Bois, E. F., 373, 376, 707 McKenzie, F. F., 164
see Murlin, J. R., 62 and Berliner, V., 298
Riche, J. A., and Soilerstrom, G. F., 346 sec Pliiliiijs, R. W., 298
see Williams, H. B., ei al., 67 see M'arbritlon, V., 159
Lyman, R. S., see Ledig, P. G., 343 McLaughlin, L., and Blunt, K., 395
Lynd, R. S., 965, 971 McLean, F. C., 190
Lyons, M., and Insko, W. M., 112 elal., 191
Lyons, W. R., 160, 161 see Bloom, M. A., 188
see Li, C. H., et al., 152 sec Ross, E. S., 201
Lythgoe, H. C., 869 McMeekan, C. P., 588
and Hammond, J., 577
-McCaleb, L. B., see King, E. Q., et al., 925 McNaught, K. J., 782
McCandlish, A. C., et al., 854 McRoberts, V. F., 760
McCandlish, C., and Struthers, J. P-, 818 and Hogan, A. G., 764
McCann, W. S., see Kallreider, N. L., 930
McCarrison, R., 177, 771 Mocallum, A. B., 116
McCay, C. M., 588, 664, 673, 681, 002, 695, 703, 705 MocCallum, W. G., and Voegtlin. C., 191, 253
el al., 773 MacBryde, C. M., Dreedman, R., DoeRel, E., and
see Bowers, R. E., 116 Castrodale, D., 155
and Maynard, L. A., 818 Macdonald, A., 604
Maynard, L. A., Sperling, G., and Osgood, H. S., MacDowell, C. G., see MacDowell, E. C., el al,, 556
689 MacDowell, E. C., MacDowell, C. G., Gates, W. H.,
h-ee Savage, E- S., 120, 742, 804 and Allen, E., 556
McChesney, E. W., 190 see Smith, P. E., 158, 159
McClendon, J. F., 179 MacGregor, W. W., see Hall, V. E., 623, 649
McClure, F. J., 783 Muck, P. B.,«; aJ.,751
McCollum, E. v., 135, 754, 779 MacKay, E. A., Callaway, J. W., and Barnes, R. H..
a/,, 118, 758, 783, 802 247
and Davis, M., 116, 801 MacKay, E. M., 193
and Hoagland, D. R., 393, 395, 396 Mackenzie. C. G., Mackenzie, J. B., and McCoHum,
see Mackenzie, C. G., 118, 773 E. v., 773
see Mackenzie, J. B., el al., 144 see Mackenzie, J. B., el al., 144
see Orent, E. R., 112 an<l McCollum, E. V., 118
Orent-Keiles, E., and Day, H. G., 754,803 Mackenzie, J. B., see Mackenzie, C. G., el al., 773
and Parsons, 778 Mackenzie, C. G., and McCollum, E. V., 144
see Shils, M. E., 780 Maclagan, N. F., 247
see Simmonds, N., el al., 116 MacLeod, A., see Richter, C. P.. 253
and Steenbock, H., 393, 395 MacLeod, F. L., see Sherman, H. C., 188, 509, 724,
McConnell, W. J., 205 726
McCoy, R. H., Meyer, C. E., and Rose, W. C. MacLeod, G„ 449
761, 775 see Benedict, F. G., 345, 372, 389, 671
McCiillagh, D. R., see Case, E. M., 138 see Rose, M. S., 795
see Cuyler, W. K., el al,, 171 Macleod,.T. J. R.. 191
McCultftgh, E. P., and Rossmiller, H. R., 163
Magee, H. E., and Middleton, W., 247
McDowell, E. C., see Bates, R. \V., et al., 198
MacLeod, L. D., and Reiss, M., 173
McDowell, F. H., 869
McDowell, J. C., 836, 870 MacNidcr, Wm. de B., 06S
McEachern, D., see Andrus, E. C., 176 MaciW, R. F., 749
994 AUTHOR INDEX
Macy, I. G.. 832
et o!., 190, 807, 823
see Donclson, E. G., 820
sec Johnston, J. A., el a!., 435
Madden, R. J., sec Elvehjem, C. A., el a!., 123
Madsen, L. L., sec Van Ettcn, C., el al., 474
Magath, T. B., see Bollmnn, J. L., el al., 61
Magee H. E., 72
see Henderson, J., 190
see Macleod, J. J. R., al., 247
Magnc, E., see Kaufmann, M., 813
Magnus-Levy, A.. 171, ISO,675, 688, 707
and Falk, E., 674, 688
Mfthoney, \V., and Shcehan, D., 181
Maignon, F., et GuiUion, J., 225
Major, R. T., see Williams, R. J., 125
Makower, A. A., 538
Moles, B., see Giaja, J., 380
Malline-Hanscn, R., 223
Malmiwirta, F., and Mikkonen, H., ISI
Maltlius, T. R., 95,550
Mann, F. C., see Bollman, J. L., el a/., 81
see Childrey. J. H., el al., 760
sec Wilhelmi, C. M., ef al.. 61, 66
Mann, H. C. Corry, 795
Mann, T,, 243
see Keilin, D., 113, 115
Maanering, G. J., el al,, 770
Lipton, M. A., and Elvehjem, C. A., 474
Marble. D. R., see Hall, G. O., 710
Marcy, L. F., see Kriss, M., 742
Margaria, K. E., see Edwards. H. T., tt al., 66
Edwards, H. T., and Dill, D. B., !04. 130, 923
Margolis, G., el al., 771
Marie, P.. 195
Marine, D-, 179, 182, 189. 191
and Bauman, E., 187
Mark, H.. 488
Markowitz, J,, see Cathcart, E. P., 06
Marks, H. H., see Muster, A. M.. el al., 710
Marsden, S. J., 649
Marsh, R. L., see Hewston, E. M., 789
Marshall, C. E,, 064
Marsiiall, F. H. A., 200, 207, 209, 217
and Bowden, F. P., 210
Marshall, F, W,, 249
Marston, H. R., 363, 775
see Lines, E. W.. 115, 782
Martin. C. J., 266
see Chick, H., 269
Martin, C!. J.. 127, 144
and Anshiicher, S., 127
see Wisansky, W. A., ct at., 127
Martin, W. J., see Gilmour, J. R., 023
Martindalc, F. M., 197
Marx, W,, el al., 198
Simpson. M. E., el ah, 185
Mason, E. II., 06
see Richardson, H. B., 08, 72
Mason, H. L.. 185
see Williams. R. D., et al., 474
Mason, K., et al., 773
Master, A. M., Marks, H. H., and Dock, S., 710
Mathews, A. P., 363
Matisse, G., 267
Matthews, C. A., see Swett, W. W., ct al., 649
see Weaver, E., 222
Matthews, C. S., et al., 162
Matthews, J. S., see Brody, S., et aJ., 362
Matthews, N. L., see Meyers, J. H., et al., 179
Mattill, H. A.. 118, 345
and Columbic, C., 773
and ConkJin, R. E., 118, 136
see Friedman, I., 118
see Howe, P. E., el al., 395
SCO Miirhn, J. R,. 363, 778
Maiighan, M. 0-, 799
Maurer-Mast, E. E.. see Hawley, E. E., 876
May, H. G.. 568
and Waters, X. F., 536, 568, 729
Mayer, A.. 292
sec Chevillard, L., el al., 289. 649
sec Gasnier, A., 246, 289, 308
and Nichita, G., 225, 277, 278, 286, 294
Mayer. D. T.. 148, 832
see Moore, B. H., 105
Mayer, R. J., 12
Maynard, L. A., 31, 350, 761, 783, 810
cf a/., 814, 817, 818
see McCay, G. M., 818
see McCay, C. M., et al., 689
see Williams, H. H., 818
Mead. S. W., see Cole, H. H., 759
see Cole, H. H.,«< al., 26
Means, J. H.. 168. 173, 183
and Lerman. J., 179
see Palmer, W. W., el al., 379, 395
Meek. K.,356,403
Meek. W. J., see Pommcrenke, W. T., el al., 433
Mcigs, E. B., Blatberwick, N. R., and Carj', C. A.
816
Meites, J., see Koger, M., el at., 197
and Turner, C. W., 161
Melliinby, E,, 118. 135
Mellor, J. W., 207, 502
Melnick, J, L., see Stern, K. G.. et al., 103
Mendel, L. U., see Benedict, F. G., el al., 389
see Mitchell, H. S., 745
see Osborne, T. D.. 116, 119, 518, 519, 545, 557,
095, 723, 724, 725, 764, 761, 775, 801
see Osborne, T. B., el al., 546, 754, 756
and Rose, W. C., 393, 395
Mcnge, E. J. K., 243
Menne, F. I?., el al., 176
Mering.and Minkowski, O., 192
Mcri-el), M., 549
Merrins, E. M., 538. 540, 570
MctchnikofI, 794
Meyer, A. E., 172
ct al., 179
and Wertz, A., 179
Meyer, Carl. 811
Meyer, C. E., see McCoy, R. H., et al., 761, 775
Meyer. I'., 65
Meyer, J., and Necheles, H., 666
Meyi-r, K., see Evans, H. M., el al., 194
and Laurence, W., 339
Meyer, M. H., see Benedict, F. G., 709
 AVTHOR INDEX 995,

Meyer, R. K., see Biddulph, C., 118, 153 Mitchell, W. C., 965
Meyerhof, O.. 41, 45, 104, 111, 130 Mitscherlich, E. A., 77
ct al., 131 Miwa, N., 538, 540, 541, 570
Meyers, J. H., Matthews, N. L., wid Curtis, G. M., Misner, J. P., Bergman, A. J.. and Turner, C. W
170 588, 595, 617, 622
Michaeiis, L., lOG and Turner, C. W.. 149. 160, 161
Michelson, J., sec Talbot, J. H., 302 see Turner, C. W., 156
Middlctown, \V., gco Miiclcod, J. J. H., ei al., 347 Moersch, F. P.. see Dunlap, H. F,, 183
Middey, T., Jr., 678 MoUtch. M., 174
Mikkonen, H., see Molmiwirta, F., 181 Molitor, H.. 139, 691
Miles, W. R., see Benedict, F. G., el al,, 247 MSller, E. F.. 124
Milhorat, A. T., seo Hardy, J. D., el al., 286 Mollerstrom, J., 235
Miller, F. W., see Swctf, W. W.. 640 MSllgaard, H.. 335, 349, 472, 479, 481
Miller, H. C., 186 Monroe. C. F., and Krauss, W. E., 818
Milier, .T. I., iind Morrison, F. B., 742 Krauss, W. E.. and Sutton, T. 8., 100
Miller, M. F., see Duley, F. L., 068 Moore, B. H., and Mayer, D. T., 105
Miller, O. N., see Richordson, L. R., el al., 112, 126 Moore, C. R., 152, 298
Miller, P., see Herman, M. T., 475 et al., 141
Miller, R. C., sec Kriss, M., e( fif., 63, 68 Simmons, G. F., Wells, L. J., Zalesky, M., and
Miller, W. L.. 119 Nelson, W. O., 20i)
Millikan, G. H., 104 Moore, D. D.. elal., 742
^[ills, C. A., 125('207, 289, 474 Moore, L. A., 118/203, 774
see OkIc, C.. 285, 286, 280 and Ely. R., 767. 789
Mills. F. C„ 844 and Huffman. C. F.. 750
Mills, R. H., 170 see Huffman, C. F., el al., 783
Milner, R. D., see Benedict, F. G., 31, 345 Moore, T., see Booth, R. G., el al., 211
Minkowski, O., sec Mering, J., 102 seo Davics, A. W., 139
Minor, J., sec Pappenhoimcr, A. M., 180 Morgan, A. F., 134, 761. 803
Minot, A. S., see Denis, W., 305 et al., 795
Minot, C. S., 407, 505, 506, 510, 511, 567, 672, 681 and Simms, H. D., 134
Minot, G. R., 134 Morgan, E. J., sec Hopkins, F. G., 120
see Castle, W. B.. 134 Morgan, R. F., and Davb, H. P., 431
and JIurphy, W. P., 134 sec Davis, H. P., ci al., 632
Mirsky, I. A., 187, 193 Morgen, A.. 393
Mishkin<i, D., see Tauber, H., el al., 109 ei al., 393
Mitchell, H. H., 80, 81, 82, S3, 84, 87, 372, 377, 393, Morgulis, S., 396, 773
450, 471, 752, 755, 757, 761, 762, 778, 780 BoUman, V. L., and Brown, H. I., 383
ft al., 191, 388, 441, 742, 748, 790 Morrill, W. P., sec Amberg, S., 305
Beadles, J. R., and Keith, M. H., 305 Morris, C. W., 261
sec Burroughs, E. W., el al., 353 Morris, H. P., Palmer, L. S., and Kennedy, C., 7
and Card, L. E., 165 Morris, J. L., see Folin, O., 395
Card, L. E., and Haines, \V. T., 388, 440, 671 Morris, L. C., el al., 474
Card, L. E., and Hamilton, T. S., 471, 593, 597, Morris, S., 760
626,627, 649 MoiTi8on,F. B.. 30. 472, 477. 470. 480, 481, 840, 88U
and Carman, G. G., 40, 71, 353, 301, 363, 372, 380, 884
395, 471, 671, 760, 780 sec Hart, E. B., et al., 393
see Ellis, M., 756 see Henry, W. A., 475, 476, 477
see Fairbanks, B. W., 760 see Miller, J. I., 742
see Graham, R., 763 see Salisbury, G. W., 742
and Haines, W. T., 294 Morrison, S.. and Feldman. M., 172
and Hamilton, T. S., 277, 292, 335, 349, 391, 303, Morse. M., 176
443, 742, 755, 774, 770, 780 Morse, W. J., sec Rose, W. C., ct al., 797
Hamilton, T. S., el al., 79 Morton, J. J., and Scott, W. J. M., 203
Kammlade, W. G., and Hamilton, T. S., 649 Moss, K. N., 302
and Kelley, M. A. R., 292, 471 Moulton, C. R., 199, 248, 588, 608, 673
and Kick. C.H., 393, 760 el al., 567
and Smuts, D. B., 760 see Armsby, H. P., 29. 54
see Smuts, D. B., el al., 775 see Trowbridge, P. F., cl al,, 340, 588, 608, 040
Mitchell, H. K., Snell, E. E., and Williams, R. J Trowbridge, P. F., and Haigh, L. D., 507, 649
133 Mourot, G., see Amann, 0. V., 383, 306
and Taylor, A., el al., 743 see Terroine, E. F., el al., 393, 395, 396
Mitchell, H. S., and Mendel, L. B., 745 Moussu, M. G., 172,173
Mitchell, J. B., see Juhn, M., 623 Movitt. E. J., sec Baldwin, I. M., 749
Mitciiell, r. C.. 6S1 Mueller, A. J.. see Cox, \V. M., Jr., 807, 832
998 AUTHOR INDEX

Pope, A. p., 266 Raper, H. S., see Leathes, J. B., 287

Popov, 349 see Pearson, L. K., 287
Porter, E., and Langley, G. J., 249 see Powis, F., 395
Portor, W.T., 223, 601 Rapkine, L., 45
Portes, B., and Roth, H. A., 182 Rapport, D., 65, 778, 924
Potter, V. R., 145 et al., 347
Poulton, E. P., 8C« Adams, T, W., 312 see Weiss, R., 61
SCO Graham, G., 393 Rasmussen, A. F., Jr., see Waisman, H. A., el al,
Powis, F., and Raper, H. S., 395 140

Pratt, E. F.. and Williams, R. J., 125 Rasmiissen, A. T., 229

Pratt, J. P. A., 151 Ratner, B., 805
Pronant, M., 244 Ratner, S., see Schoenhoimer, R., el al., 353
Prontico, E. P., 8, 801 Rauchcnstein, E., sec Jensen, E., el al., 78
Prescott, M. S., 854 Ray, L. A., sco Robertaon, T. B., 534, 569
Prcvost, J. L., et Dumas, J. B., 274 Ray, S. C., sco Smith, J. A. B., et al., 819
Pricetly, J- G., see Haidane, J. S., 248 Ray, W., sec Dreyer, G., 608
Prince, A. L., sco Henderson, Y., 933 Razafirraahory, R., 383
Pringle, E. M., see Barott, H. G., 267 Read, n. E., 395
SCO Barott, H. G., et (il., 234, 429 Read, J. M., 355, 350
Procter,R.C.,seeBrody,S.. 78.312,354,373, 830,840 Record, P. R., el al., 768
see Brody, S., el at., 354, 373, 374 Redficld, A. A., 113
Brody, S., Jones, M. M., and Chittenden, D. W., Redfield, A. C., see Mclver, M. A., el al., 315
goo Redfield, R., 244, 2M
Pryor, J, W., 103 Reece, R. P., see Gomei, E. T., ei al., 161 •
Przibram, H., 267 Hathaway, I. L., and Davis, H. P., 197
Puffer, R. R., see Wilson, E. B., 561 and Turner, C. W., 197, 252
Purdy, C., and Sheard, C., 351 Reed, L., see Denis, W., 396
Putnam, T. S., Benedict, E. B., and Tecl, H. M., Reed, L. J., see Pearl, R., 556, 560
194, 196, 201 Reed, O. E., 797, 798, 800
see Eckles, C. H., 8
Reforzo-Mombrivcs, J., 152, 174, 176
Quarrels, E., see Snell, E. E., 121 Regan, M. J., see Ragsdale, A. C., ei al., 633
Qucrido, A., see Cannon, W. B., et al., 289 Regan, W. M., and Frccborn, S. B., 280
Quinn, E. J., sec Sherman, H. C., 724, 720 see Kleibcr, M., 280
Quiring, D. P., 649 sea Kleibor, M., et al., 296
sec Crilc G., 592,597, 619, 621, 623, 626, 626, 627, 640 and Richardson, G. A., 280, 281, 295, 296
Quo Tai Chi, 971 Regnault, V., and Reiset, J., 313,319,344
Reichert, T., see Terroine, E. F., 393
Raab, W., 923 Reichstein, T., 185
Rabinowitch, I. M., 66 see Hopkins, F. G., el al., 154
and Bazin, E. V., 312, 343 Reid, W. H. E., 800
Raonkham, T., see Pearl, R., 674 Rcilly, W. A., 163
Ragsdale, A. C., 51 Rein, H., see Grab, W., et al., 251
etah, 565 Reincke, E. P., el al, 815, 816, 817
and Brody, S., 222, 810 Stoneciphor, W. C., and Turner, C. W., 817
80CBrody, S., 632, 810 and Turner, C. W., 175, 170
see Brody, S., el al., 410, 615 see Turner, C. W., 172
sec Davis, H. P., ei al., 632 Williamson, M. B., and Turner, C. W., 176, 815
see Herman, H. A., el aJ., 175 Reiset, J., see RcRnault, V., 313,319, 344
Regan, M. J., and Brody, S., 633 Reias, M-, see MacLeod, L. D., 173
and Turner, C. W., 222 Remington, R. E., cl al., 122
see Washburn, L. E., et al., 337, 822, 820 Rettger, L. P., 794
Uahn, O., 260, 267, 669 et al., 802
Rajzman, A., 65 Rhoad, A.0..280, 298
Rako, D., and McEochcrn, D., 176 Rhoades, R. P., sec Yeakel, E. H., 182, 686
see McEachern, D., 176 Rhoads, C. P., 698
Ralston, N. P., sec Herman, H. A., et al., 176 et al., 120, 145
Ramcaus and Sarrus, 354, 356 see Dobriner, K., 113
sec Sarrua, 354, 355, 366, 372, 403 see du Vigneaud, V., ei al., 145
llanwey, R. J., see Tracy, P. H., el al., 108 sL*e Sugiura, K,, 122
Randall, M., see Lewis, G. N., 13, 14, 15,17 Rice, C. M., and Dean, L. A., 742
Randall, W. C., and Hiestund, W. A., 281 Rice, J. B., sec Carmichael, W. J., 164
Rankin, R. M., 197 Richarda, G. V., see Unna, K., 765,771
Ranson, R. M., 288 Richards, I. A., 257
see Baker, J. R., 209, 214 see Ogden, C. K., 267
 AUTHOR INDEX 999

Richards, M. B., sec Irving, J. T., 691,764 Roberts, H. K., et al., 156
Richards, O., 609 Roberts, L. J., 802, 803
and Kavanagh, A. J., 609 Robertson, J. D., 178
Richards, R. R., and Keuter, K., 163 Robertson, T. B., 140, 173, 363, 492, 534, 548, 559,
Richardson, G. A., see Kleiber, M., a al., 296 565, 569, 736
see Regan, W. M., 280, 281,295, 296 and Dawborn, M. C., 363
Richardson, H. B., 291, 299 and Ray, L. A., 534, 569
and Mason, E. H., 68, 72 Robinson, A. R., see Beach, E. F., et al., 775
Richardson, L. R., and Hogan, A. G., 133, 804 Robinson, C. S., see Duncan, C. W., et al., 804
see Hogan, A. G., el dl., 133 Robinson, J. H., 140
Hogan, A. G., and Itschner, K. F., 121,124 Robinson, R., see Dodds, E. C., et al., 155
Hogan, A. G., Long, B., and Itschner, K. F., Robinson, S., 923
765 Edwards, H. T., and Dill, D. B., 914, 928, 930
Hogan, A. G., and Miller, O. N., 112,126 and Norman, P. M., 921
Long, B., and Hogan, A. G., 765 Robiquct and Thillaye, 354
Riche, J. A., see Lusk, G., et al., 346 Robison, R., 393
see Williams, H. B., et td., 67 Robscheit-Robbins, F. S., 781
Richet, Ch., 356 and Whipple, G. H., 115
Richter, C. P., 165, 187, 234, 236, 242, 248, 253, 745 Robson, J. M., 155
et al.. 253, 745 and Bonser, G. M., 144
and Barleare, B., 745 Rochford, L. H., 48
and Clisby, K. H., 144 Roehl, W., 393
and Eckert, J. F., 253, 745 Rogers, C. A., 878
and MacLeod, A., 253 Rogers, F. T., 288
and Wislocki, G. B., 195 Rogers, L., see Goodall, J. S., 176
Riddell, W. H., et al., 760 ' Rogers, L. A., 804
Hughes, J. S., and Fitch, J. B., 71 Rogers, Will, 898
Riddle, O., 151, 158, 160, 186, 188, 197, 202, 213,389, RogofT, J. M., and Stewart, G. N., 184
492, 535, 621, 729 Romanoff, A. L., 265, 271, 272, 273, 274, 430, 435,
et al., 197,198 488,558
see Bates, R. W., el al., 198 Smith, L. L., and Sullivan, R. A., 271, 273
Bates, R. W., and Dykshorn, S. W., 160 Ronzoni, E., 138
see Benedict, F. G., 236,345 Root, H. F., and Root, H. K., 427, 429, 433
and Braucher, P. F., 160, 225 see Benedict, F. G., 292
and Dotti, L. B., 188 Root, H. K., see Root, H. F., 427, 429, 433
and Fisher, W. S., 213,214 Rosa, E. B., 345
and Frey, P., 569, 728 see Atwater, W. O., 346
see Schooley, J. P., 159 Rososco, J., see Engle, E. T., 158
Smith, G. C., and Benedict, F. G., 225, 671 Roscoe, H., see Fixsen, M., 876
Ridout, J. H., see Best, C. H., 128, 250 Rose, M. S., 803
Risss, J., see Brody, S., et al., 822 and MacLeod, G., 795
Righter, J. W., see Leonard, S. L., 623 and Valilteich, E. M., 876
RUey, G. A., 23 Rose, W. C., 775
RUey, G. M., 236 et al., 748, 749, 775, 798
and Witschi, E., 210 and Cook, K. G., 378, 395
Ringer, S., 116 see McCoy, R. H., el al., 761, 775
Ringoen, A. R., and Kirchbaum, A., 210 see Mendel, L. B., 393, 395
Ringrose, R. C., and Norris, L. C., Y68 Jones, D. B., Morse, W. J., and Pollock, R. C., 797
Rittenberg, D., see Schoenheimer, R., 817 Rosecrans, 0. Z., 343
see Schoenheimer, R., e( al., 353 Rosentweig, S., 157
and Waebch, H., 129 Ross, D., and Schwab, R., 173
Ritzman, E. G., and Benedict, F. G., 72, 335, 384, Ross, E. S., and McLean, F. G., 201
415,435 Ross, J. F., see Simeone, F. A., 810
see Benedict, F. G., 72, 292, 349,388, 935 Rossini, 26
Colovos, N. F., and Benedict, F. G., 165 Rossiter, R. A., see Ochoa, S., 101
Washburn, L. E., and Benedict, F. G., 420 Rossiter, R. J., 173
Ritzmann, J., see Goettsch, M., 118 Rossiter, W. S., 501
Robb, R. C., 611
Rossmiller, H. R., see McCullagh, E. P., 163
Robbins, W. J., 204
and Bartley, M. A., 204
Roth, H. A., see Portes, B., 182
Brody, S., Jackson, C. M., Hogan, A. G., and Roth, P., 313
Green, C. W., 578 see Benedict, F. G., ei al., 247
and Schmidt, M. B., 124, 204 Rougichitch, O. S., 395
Roberts, C., 520, 538, 540, 541,570, 601, 726 Rous, P., 145
Roberts, E 19 Rowan, W. 206,208,210
1000 AUTHOR INDEX

Rowe, A. W., el al., 433 Scammon, R. E., 549

and Boyd, E.. 433,435 Schaefo-, A. E., el al., 765.771
Rowlands, I. W., see Parkes, A. S., 196 Sehaeffer, G., see Aubel, E., 66
Rowley, F. B., 302 see Lo Breton, E., 363
Rowntree, L. G., 248 Sehaeffer, R. L., 195
etal.,204 Schafer, E. A., 208
see Amberg, S., 395 Schafer, N. K., see Lee, M. O., 198
Rubbo, S. D., and Gillespie, J. M., 127 Schenk, P., 395
Ruben, 8., et al., 130 Scheunert, A., et al., 393
Rubenstein, B. B., 157 and Knsywanek, F. W., 261
Rubin, S. H., el al., 185 Schiff, A., see C!ooper, Z., 236
Rubinstein, H. S., et al., 163, 164, 165 Sohiff, M., 168
Rubner, M.. 13, 31, 41, 47, 48, 49, 61, 59, 04. 65, 68, Schiller, F. C. S., 267
72, 199,266,288,308,346, 346,347,366,373,376, Schleser, I. H., and Asher, R., 185
391, 403,429, 679 Schlesinger, E., 604
Rudra, M. M., 112 Schmalhausen, I., 259,401,510,556 -
-Ruehe, H. A., see Tracy, P. H., et al., 108 Schmid-Monnard, K., 223
Ruffin, J. M., see Smith, D. T., et al., 123 Schmidt, C., see Bidder, F., 61
Rugg, W. C., 746 Schmidt, C. L. A., 774
Ruhland, W., 41 and Greenberg, D. M., 188, 249, 783
Rundquist, E. A., 10 Schmidt, H., see Winegar, A. H., el al., 120
Rupel, I. W., see KeUey. M. A. R., 280 Schmidt, L. H., and I. G., 289
Rusoff, L. L., 115, 782 Schmidt, M. B.. see Robbins, W. J., 124,204
RusseU, B., 1, 260,261 Schmidt-Jensen, H. O., see Krogh, A., 27
RusseU, J. A., 193,248 Schnabel, C. F.. 749
St. Ruszn&k, and Benk6, A., 134 Schneider, B. A., 173
Ruzicka, L., see Hopkins, F. G., etal., 154 Schneider, B. H., 761
Schneider, E. C., 925,928
Sacks, J., et al., 104,130 and Clark, R. W., 914
Salisbury, G. W., and Morrison, F. B.. 742 Schnepel, R. L., see Warren, D. C., 298
SaUer, K., 710 Schoenheimer, R., 189, 353, 484, 488, 705, 817
Salmon, N. J., and Geist, S. H., 150 Ratner, S., and Rittenberg, D., 353
Salmon, T. N., 170,171,181 and Rittenberg, D., 817
Salmon, U. J., el al., 141 Scholes, J. C., and Hutt, F. B., 271,276
Salmon, W. D., 121 Schooley, J. P., and Riddle, O., 159
Salter, W. T., 115, 206, 213 Schultz, A. S., et al., 767
and Lerner, I. M., 179 Schults, M. P., 176
Salvesen, H. A., 191 Schultze, M. O., 115
Sampson, M. M., see Coplan, H. M., 177 Schumb^, H.,see Zuntz, N.,310
Sandberg, N., el al., 186 Schuster, P., see Lohmann, K., 132
Sandburg, Mrs. Carl, 683 Schwab, R., see Ross, D., 173
see Brody, S., el al., 206,226, 703,832 Schwabe, E. K., and Emergy, F. E., 289
Sanders, H. G., 222 Emergy, F. E., and Griffith, F. R., Jr., 289
see Gamer, F. H., 818 Schwabe, H. L., and Griffith, F. R., Jr., 285
see Hammond, J., 222 Schwarts, O. H., and Drabkin, C., 433
Sandiford, I., et al., 151,165 Scott, H. M., see Conrad, R. M., 877
see Boothby, W. M., 179,338,388, 425,446, 926 and Payne, Jj. F., 207,214
see Deuel, H. J., et al., 444 see Warren. D. C., 214, 236, 877
and Wheeler, T., 427, 429 Scott, J. C., see Bazett, H. C., el at., 290
Wheeler, T., and Boothby, W. M., 433 see Sunderman, F. W., et at., 289
Sandiford, K., see Deuel, H. J., el at., 444 Scott, J. W., see ColUp, J. B., a at., 191
Sandstrom, J., 191 Scott, W. J. M., 187
Sandza, J. O., and Cerecede, L. R., 771 see Morton, J. J., 293
Sanmann, F. P., see Overman, O. R., et al., 805,869 Scott, W. W., and Yermulen, C., 160
Sappington, J., 947 Seara. P. B., 969
Sargent, R. M., 914 SebreU, W. H., 751, 771, 803
Sarrus et Rameaux, 354,355,366, 372, 403 et al., 474,770
see Rameaux, 354,366 see Lillie, R. D.. 774
Sasaki, T., and Yoshida, T., 144 Seeker, J., 184
Savage, E. S., 472, 479, 480, 481, 850 Segaloff, A., and Nelson, W. O., 204
and McCay, 0. M., 120, 742, 804 Seguin, A., see Lavoisier, A. L., 13
see Harrison, E. S., 819, 852 Seibert, W. J., and Smith, R. S., 181
Sawin, P. B., see Hunter, M. W., 170 Seidell, A., and Fenger, F., 213
Sawyer, M., et dl., 395 Seligman, C. G., see Shattock, S. G., 164
Sayers, G., White, A., and Long, C. N. H., 152, 187 Sellei, C., and Spiera, M., 249
 AUTHOR INDEX
Sdye, H., 152
and Albert, S., 146
ColUp, J. B., and Thompson, D. L., 810
see Thompson, D. L., 'et al., 152
Serio, F., 393
Severinghaus, A. E., 181
Shafifer, P. A., 100,192, 193,390
el al., 925
Shapiro, H. A., and Zwarenstoin, J., 188, 395
Shapley, H., 270
Sha^, P. F.,798
Shattock, S. G., and Scligman, C. G., 164
Shattuck, G. C., and Hilferty, M. M., 301
Shaw, J. C., et al., 815
and Petersen, W. E., 815, 816
see Petersen, W. E., 813
Shaw, R. H., SCO Eckles, 0. H., 869
Shaw, 'J. H., and Phillips, P. H., 101, 132
Shay, H., 794
Shealy, A. M., see Becker, R. B., et al., 782
Sheard, C., 294
see Purdy, C., 351
Shearer, G. D., see Nicholson, J. A., 193
Sheehan, D., see Mahoney, W., 181
Sheets, R. F., apd Struck, H. C., 178
Sheldon, W. H., Stevens, S. S., and Tucker, W. B.,
587
Shelley, W. B., and Hemingway, A., 281
Shelling, D. H.,' 188, 249
Shepherd, G., 968
Shepherd, J. B., see Woodward, T. E., et al., 94
Sherman, H. C., 31, 116, 222, 350, 532, 747, 780, 803,
804
et al., 223, 692, 725, 707
see Benedict, F. G., 675
and Campbell, H. L., 757, 795
Campbell, H. L., et al., 692
and Hawley, E. E., 802
and Lanford, C. S., 780, 803, 876
see Lanford, C. S., et al., 726
and MacLeod, F. L., 188, 569, 724, 726
and Pappenheimer, A. M., 802
and Quinn, E. J., 724, 726
Sherman, W. C., et al., 781
and Elvehjem, C. A., 119
Sherrington, C. S., 244
Sherwin, C. P., see Muldoon, J. A., 396
Sherwood, C. R., see Drill, V. A., 177
Sherwood, D. H., and Dean, H. K., 94
Sherwood, R. M., 768
and Fraps, G.k, 475, 768
Sherwood, T. C., 242
Shils, M. E., and McCollum, E. V., 780
Shock, N. W., 165
Shohl, A. T., 116, 780, 804
see Cannon, W. B., et al., 180
Shook, F., see Bennett, J. P., 208
Shorr, E., see Barker, S. B., 104
see Chambers, W. H., et al., 181
Short, D. M., see Grimm, P. D., 768
Short, J. J., 235
Shakers, C. F., et al.. 435, 806, 832
ShuU, G. M., el al., 767
Shumaoher, H. B., 187
1001
Shuttleworth, F. K., 557, 566,639, 712
Sidney, M. F., see Abramson, D. L., 172
Sigerist, H. E., 484
Silberberg, M., and R., 146, 162, 163, 170, 173, 176,
196
Simeone, F. A., and Ross, J. F., 810
Simmonds, N., Becker, J. E., and McCoUum, E. V.,
116
Simmons,G. F., see Moore, C. R., et al., 209
Simms, H. D., see Morgan,A. F., 134
Simms, H. S., 700, 807
and Stolman, A., 673 '
Simond, A. E., see Bugbee, P., 165
Simonsen, D. G., see Kendall, E. C., 213
Simonson, E., 899
et al., 151
and Enzer, N., 919
Simpson, E. D., 168, 172
Simpson, G. E., 235
Simpson, M. E., see Evans, H. M., 163, 174, 195
see Evans, H. M., et al., 181, 194
see Li, C. H., et al., 152,187
see Marx, W., et al., 185
Simpson, R. M., see Loeb, L., 088
Simpson, S., 168, 171, 271
and Gdbraith, J. J., 233
see Galbraith, J. J., 237
Sinclair, J. W., see Bird, S., 890
Singer, E., 153, 773
Sinnott, E. W., 575
and Dunn, L. C., 575
Siven, V. O., 393
Sjollema, B., 194, 783
Skaarpp, C. S., see Jacobsen, E., 155
Skinner, J. T., and Steenbock, H., 112
Slack, E. P., see Benedict, F. G., 293
Slater, B. R., see Hopkins, F. G., 120
Sleeth, C. K., see Van Liere, E. J., 597, 649
Sloan, E. P., 168, 685
Slonaker, J. R., 151, 162, 164, 165, 242, 435, 437, 683,
823
Slotin, L., see Evans, E. H., 129
Smelzer, G. K., 181
Smillie, W. G., see Folin, 0., et al., 181
Smith, A. H., and Anderson, J. E. 242
see Anderson, W. E., 195, 198, 540
and Bing, F. C., 546
see Kriss, M., 349, 760
Smith, B. F., see Williams, R. D., el al., 474
Smith, D. C., and Perman, J. M., 178
Smith, D. D., and Jones, M. M., 938
Smith, D. T., Rufiin, J. M., and Smith, S. G., 123
Smith, E., 225
Smith, G., and Jones, E. E., 204
Smith, G. C., see Riddle, O., et al., 225, 671
Smith, G. E., 179
Smith, H. H., see Lucas, J. H., et al., 212
Smith, H. M., 910, 911
see Benedict, F. G., et al., 247
Smith, J. A. B., see Aylward, F. X., et al., 817
and Dastur, N. N., 175, 819
Howat, G. R., and Ray, S. C., 819
Smith, J. L., 145, 700
Smith, L. J., 118
Smith, L. L., see Romanoff, A. L., et al., 271, 273
1002 AUTHOR INDEX

Smitb, M., 444, 393 Steenbock, H., and Hart, E. B., 795
Smith, P. E., 146, 158, 162,187, 194, 195 see Hart, E. B., 179, 760
and Englo, E. T., 158,167 see McCollum, E. V., 393, 395
and MaoDowell, E. C., 158,159 Nelson, V. E., and Hart, E. B., 393
see Wintersteiner, O., 155 see Skinner, J. T., 112
Smith, R. H., see Jensen, E., el al., 78 see Waddell, J., el al., 115
Smith, R. S., see Seibert, W. J., 181 Stein, H. B., see Gilman, J., 163
Smith, S. G., see Smith, D. T., el al., 123 Steinhaus, S. H., 376, 388, 921
Smith, S. L., 475 see Kunde, M. M., 373
Smuts, D. B., 378, 380, 388, 389, 393, 395, 443 Stekol, J. A., and Conway, W. J., 122
see Mitchell, H. H., 760 Stenback, K. S., see Hilden, A., 237
Mitchell, H. H., and Hamilton, T. S., 775 Stephenson, M., 17,102,106
Smuts, J. C., 22, 244 Stepbenson, W., 538, 570, 601, 604, 726
Snedecor, G. W., 400 Stem, K. G., Melnick, J. L., and Du Bois, D., 103
SneU, E. E., el al., 767 see Oppenheim, C., 102
see Eakin, R. E., el al., 126 Steme, G. D., see Pincus, G., el al., 271
Eakin, R. E., and Williams, R. J., 121 Stetten, D., 128
see Mitchell, H. K., el al., 133 Steuber, M., 345,346
and Peterson, W. H., el al., 134 see Klein, W., 338
and Quarrels, E., 121 Steudel, H., see Ellinghaus, J., el al., 395
and Wright, L. D., 757 Steven, D.. see Wald, G., 117
Snell, 0., 603, 607 Stevens, S. S., see Sheldon, W. H., el al., 587
Snodgrass, J. M., 157 Stewart, C. P., and Percival, G. H., 249
Sober, H. A., see Axelrod, A. E., el al., 101 Stewart, G. N., 363, 593, 597, 625, 626, 627, 628, 649
Soderstrom, G. F., Barr, D. P., and Du Bois, E. F., see Rogolf, J. M., 184
68 Stiebeling, H. K., 750, 751, 787, 802, 876
see Hardy, J. D., 275 et al., 751
see Lusk, G., el al., 346 see Carpenter, R. C., 802
Solandt, D. Y., and Best, C. H., 128 and Phipard, E. F., 751, 802
Solomon, A. K., Vennesland, B., Klempeter, F. W., and Ward, M. M., 802
Buchanan, J. M., and Hastings, A. B., 129 Stieglitz, E. J., 664, 668
Sommer, H. H., see Swanson, A. M., 108 Stier, T. J. B., 165
Sorg-Matter, H., see Terroine, E. F., 380,391 and Pincus, G., 271
Soskin, S., 191 Stimmel, B. F., see Cuyler, W. K., el al., 171
and Levine, R., 191,193 Stirling, J. D., see Blackwood, J. H., 810, 813
Souther, S. P., see Jenss, R. M., 638 Stock, J., et al., 767
Sowden, J. 0., and Fischer, H. O. L., Ill Stockard, C. R., 198,202
Sparks, C. A., and Dawson, A. B., 162 and Papanicolaou, G. N., 156
Sparrow, C. D., see Brody, S., el al., 722 Stockholm, M., see Althausen, T. L., 172
Spaul, E. A., 171 Stolman, A., see Simms, H. S., 673
Speert, H., 161 Stone, C. P., 151
Spemann, H., 202, 203, 258 Stonecipher, W. C., see Reineke, E. P., el al., 817
el al., 203 Stopes, Marie, 552
Spence, K. W.. and Yerkes, R. M., 557 Stotsenburg, J. M., 164, 510, 517
Spencer, J., Gustavson, R. G., and d'Amour, F. E., Strang, J. M., see Evans, F. A., 46
163 Strants, 578
Sperling, G., see Asdell, S. A., el al., 434, 438 Straub, F. B., see Laki, E., et al., 130
see Bogart, R., et al., 434, 437 Sttatis, W. L., 171
see McCay, C. M., el al., 689 Street, H. R., and Cowgill, G. R., 770
Spiera, M., see Sellei, 0., 249 Cowgill, G. R., and Zimmerman, H. M., 774
Spies, T. D., el al., 773 Streeter, G. L., 485, 490, 510, 524, 605
Copper, C., and Blankenhorn, M. A., 123 see Heuser, C. H., 486
SpiUman, W. J., 76, 77, 87 Strong, E. M., see Elvehjem, C. A., el al., 123
Spoehr, H. H., 23 Struck, H. C., see Sheets, R. F., 178
Squier, R. R., 490 Struik, D. J., 280
Stamp, Sir Josiah, 965 Struthers, J. P., see McCandlish, C., 818
Stanley, W. M., 263 Sturgis, C. C., and Greene, J. A., 178
Stare, F. J., and Hegsted, M., 749 Subbarow, Y., see Fiske, C. H., 103, 104
Steadman, S. R., 236 Suguira, K., and Rhoads, C. P., 122
Stearn, A. E., 12, 664 Suligowski, F., 538, 570
Steele, J. M., 673 Sullivan, R. A., see Romanoff, A. L., et al., 271,273
see Cobn, A. E., 597, 649 Sulman, F., 152
Steenbock, H., 135 Sunderman, F. W., 278
el dl., 122 see Bazett, H. C., et al., 290
see Gross, E. G., 395,396 Scott, J. C., and Basett, H. C., 289
 AUTHOR INDEX 1003

Supplee, G. C., et al., 769, 770 Terroine, E. F., 68, 69, 72, 237, 287, 371, 378, 379,
Bender, R. C., and Kahlenberg, 0. J., 474 383, 395
Sure, B., 101, 102, 127, 128, 177, 474, 765, 771, 773, 784 et al., 377
and Buchanan, K. S., 177 and Amann, O. V., 378
and Ford, Z., 121 and Bonnet, R., 66
Suter, G. M., see Beck, H. G., 201 Bonnet, R., and Champagne, M., 395
Sutliflf, W. D., and Holt, E., 356 Bonnet, R., and Chotin, R., 395
Button, T. S., 118 Bonnet, R., Chotin, R., and Mourot, G., 393, 396
et td.. 110, 120, 742 Bonnet, R., Danmanville, P., and Mourot, G.,
see Monroe, C. F., el al., 190 393, 395
Swann, H. G., 253, 745 Boy, G., and Champagne, M., 393
Swanson, A. M., and Sommer,H. H., 108 Boy, G., Champagne, M., and Mourot, G., 395
Swanson, E. W., and Herman, H. A., 443, 446 and Champagne, M., 393, 395
742, 759 Champagne, M., and Mourot, G., 393,395
and Turner, C. W., 810 and Danmanville, M., 395
Swett, W. W., 590, 649 and Delpech, 597, 649
et al., 623 Giaja, J., and Boy, G., 393
see Eckles, 0. H., 164 and Reichert, T., 393
and Graves, R. R., 587,590,649 and Sotg-Matter, H., 380,391
Matthews, C. A., Miller, F. W., and Graves and Trautman, S., 286
R. R., 649 and Wurmser, R., 3, 11, 43, 45, 55
Miller, F, W., Graves, R. R., Black, W. H., and Thaysen, A. C., 749
Creech, G. T., 649 Theorell, H., 114
Swift, R. W., 282 Thillaye, see Robiquet, 354
and Forbes, R. M., 277, 278, 286, 288 Thimann, K. V., 205
see Voris, A. L., al., 101 see Commoner, B., 205
Swingle, K. F., seeAxeliod, A. E., et al., 115 see Harris, R. S., 204
Swingle. W. W., et al., 185 see Wendt, F. W., 204, 275
see Davenport, C. B., 170 Thomas, B. H., Cannon, C. Y., et al., 116
Sydenstricker,E., see Clark, T., et al., 638 Thomas, K., 393, 778
Ssent-Gyflrgyi, A., 100, 107, 109, 114, 121, 134 Thome, 349
and Banga, I., 123,132 Thompson, D. A. W., 575,590
see Haworth, W. N., 109 Thompson, D. L., 192, 202
see Laki, K., et <d., 130 and Collip, J. B., 188
Szymanski, J. S., 236 Collip, J. B., and Selye, H., 152
see Selye, H., et al., 810
Takahira, H., 368 Thompson, H. M., see Hilditch, T. P., 817
Takamine, J., 180 Thompson, K., and Gaiser, D. W., 194, 195
Talbot, F. B., see Benedict, F. G., 446 Thompson, K. W., 152
see Benedict, F. G., et al., 425 Thompson, R. H. S., and Johnson, R. E., 119
Talbot, F. S., et al., 349 Thompson, R., 139,811
Talbot, J. H., see Dill, D. B., elal., 252, 924 Thompson, W. C., 971
and Miohelson, J., 302 Thompson, W. O., 688
Talbot, N. B., et al., 149 and Heokel, N. J., 165,182
Tang, Y. Z., 164 Thoreau, H. D., 712
TangI, F., 3, 41, 43, 44, 65, 877 Thorn, G. W., et al., 185
and Farkaa, K., 43 Thornton, M. J., see Foster, F. C., 175
Tanner, W. F., 119 Thunberg, T.. 102, 107, 138
Tauber, H., 115 Thurston, L. M., 109
Kleiner, I. S., and Mishkind, D., 109 see Brown, W. C., 116
Taylor, A., see Mitchell, H. K., et al., 743 Eckles, C. H., and Palmer, L. S., 120
Taylor, A. E., 752, 803, 804 Tisdall, F. F., and Brown, D., 211
Taylor, C., 921, 932 Tissot, J., 337
Taylor, F. W., 898
Titelbaum, S., see Kleitman, N., el al., 234, 271
Taylor, L. W., and Burmester, B. R., 172
Titus, H. W., 78, 87, 481, 883
Teel, H. M., and Cushing, H., 194
see Putnam, T. S., et al., 194,196,201 see Borott, H. G., el al., 234
Teissier, G., 355,356,357,575,590, 609,640 Byerly, T. C., and Ellis, N. R., 876
see Lambert, R., 357, 586, 590 see Byerly, T. C., et al., 886, 887
Teply, L. J., Axelrod, A. E., and Elvehjem, C. A., see Hendricks, W. A., et al., 78, 87
143 see Jull, M. A., 78
Tepperman, J., et al., 185 see Lambert, W. V., el al., 10
Engel, F. L., and Long, C. N. H., 186 Tobey, E. F., see Gowan, J. W., 815
Teresi, J. D., Elvehjem, C. A., and Hart, E. B., 116 Tobin, H. A., see Duncan, C. W., el al., 194
Terman, L. M., 854 Todd, A. R., see Hopkins, F. G., et al., 154
1004 AUTHOR INDEX

Todd, T, W., 713 Uhlenhuth, J. F., 171

Todd, W. W., and Wharton, R. E., 168 Underhill, F. P., and Goldschmidt, S., 393, 395
Todd, W. R., Elvehjem,C. A., and Hart, E. B., Unna, K., 771
116 et al., 766
Todd, W. W., see Todd, T. W., e< al., 168 and Richards, G. V., 766, 771
Tolman, R. C., 590, 594 UoUla, U. U., 289
Tomita, M., 506 Updegraff, H., see Lewis, H. B., et al., 396
Tongberg, C. O., see Conant, J. B., 131 Urwick, L., 898
Tomiia, B., see K0gl, F., 142 Vahlteich, E. M., see Rose, M. S., 876
Topper, A., and Copen, P., 174 Van Buskirk, E. F., see Leo, M. O., 165,172
and Mulier, H., 46 Vancaulaert, C., see Bock, A.V., el al., 936
Torbot, H. C., see Kocher, R. A, 65 Van Dyke, H. B., 146
Toulouse, E. F., and Pieron, H., 237 et al., 148
Towne, L. E., see Nathanson, I. T., el al., 149 see Davis, J. E., 389
Tracy, M., and Clark, E. E., 395 see Domm, L. V., 158
Tracy,P. H., Ramsey, R. J., and Ruehe,H. A., 108
Van Etten, C., etal., 769
Transeau, E. N., 22
Ellis, N. R., and Madsen, L. L., 474
Trautman, S., see Terroine, E. F., 286
Van Landingham, A. H., Henderson, H. O., and
Trowbridge, E. A., et ol., 567
Weakley, C. E., Jr., 176
see Brody, 8., 900 Van Liere, E. J., 252
and Chittenden, D. W., 567
and Sleeth, C. K., 697, 649
see Hogan, A. G., et al., 597
Van Niel, C. B., 129,130
Trowbridge, P. F., see Griawold, D. J., et al., 649 Van Overbeek, J., 204, 205
see Moulton, C. R., et al., 597, 649
Van Slyke, D. D., et al., 262
Moulton,C. R., and Haigh, L. D., 588, 608, 649 see Peters, J. P., 252
Moulton, C. R., Hogan, A. G., Haigh, L. D., van't Hoff, J. H., 14, 267
etal.,m
und Cohen, E., 267
Tucker, W- B., see Sheldon, W. H., et al., 587
Van Wagenen, G., 164
Tugo, N. W., 197
Varney, R. F., et al., 166
Turner, 0. W., 160, 161, 167, 174, 186, 207, 222, 226, Kenyon, A. T., and Koch, F. C., 150
. 252, 680, 809, 810
Vennesland, B., see Solomon, A. K., el al., 129
etal., 175,680
Venning, G. E., and Browne, S. L., 141
see Bergman, A. J., 160,181
Vermooten, V., see Neuswanger, C. H., 144
see Campbell, I. L., 188, 189, 190, 623, 824 , 772 Vermulen, C., see Scott, W. W., 150
and Cupps, V. T., 176, 649
Vernon, H. M., et al., 899
see Elijah, H. D., 146,176
Vichnjitch, M., and Chakovitch, X., 289
Frank, A. H., and Nibler, C. W., 159
Viorordt, K. H., 684, 649
SCO Gomez, E. T., 440
Villegaa, V., 207
see Gomez, E. T., el al., 161
Vilter, R. W., el al., 124
see Graham, W. R., Jr., el al., 814,815,816 Vinson, C. G., 263
SCO Herman, H. A., el al., 175 Voegtlin, C., and Chalkey, H. W., 204
see Hurst, V., 197
see MocCaUum, W. G., 191, 253
see Kibler, H. H., el at., 586, 587, 594, 616
Voit, C., 61, 288, 346, 363
see Roger, M., 173, 174
seo Pettenkofer, M., 313, 335, 345
see Kogcr, M., et al., 197
Valker, H., 237
see Lewis, A. A., 155, 640
Vflltz, W., 393
see Meites, J., 161
Von Baer, K. E., 490
and Mixner, J. P., 156
Von Bonen, G., 649
see Mixner, J. P., 149, 160, 161
von Mering, J., and Minkowski, O., 192
see Mixner, J. P., et al., 588, 595, 617, 622
Voris,A. L., Black, A., Swift, R. W., and Frencli,
see Peterson, V. E., 806
C. E., 101
and Reinekc, E. P., 172
see Forbes, E. B., 839
see Reineke, E. P., 175, 176
see Reineke, E. P., .el al., 176, 815, 817 Waddell, J., Elvehjem, C. A., Steenbock, H., and
see Ragsdale, A. C., 222 Hart, E. B., 115
see Reece, R. P., 197,252 Waddington, C. H., 202, 203, 676
see Swanson, E. W., 810 see Needham, J., et al., 203
Turner, H. H., el al., 163 and Walsky, A., 203
Tumois, J., 208
Waebch, H., sec Rittenberg, D., 129
VVaglom, W. H., see West, P. M., 126
Twain, Mark, 263
Wainio, W. W., 764
Tweedy, W. R., 191 Waisman, H. A., et al., 743
Twitty, C., 611 Rasmussen, A. F., Jr., Elvehjem, C. A., and
Tyler, A., 4, 46, 47, 267 Clark, P. J., 140
Tyler, D. B., and Harreveld, A., 404 see Woolley, D. W., et al., 126
Tyslowitz, R., 152 ' Waite, R. H.. 165,886, 887, 888, 895
 AUTHOR INDEX
Wald, G., and Steven, D., 117
Wall, E. M., 782
Wall^, H.A., 969
Walaky, A., see Waddington, C. H., 203
Walton, A. W., and Hammond, J., 547,548
Wang, C. C., 68
Frank, M., Kern, R., and Hays, B. B., 395
Wang, G. H., 165, 242,433,435,823
Wanra, C. A.,and Webb, L. J., 1^
Warbritton,V., and McKenzie, F. F., 159
Warburg, O., 23, 102, 114, 138
and Christian, W-, 132
Ward, M. M.,seeStiebeling, H. K., 802
Wardlow, H. S. H., see Benedict, F. G., 292, 293
Warren, D. C., 298
see Bennion, N. L., 298
and Conrad, R. M., 298
and Schnepel, R. L., 298
and Scott, H. M., 214, 235, 877
Warren, R., seePembrey, M.S., elal., 271, 274
Warren,T. R., see Atkeson, F. W., 746
Warwick, E. J., and Casida, L. E., 167
Washburn,A. L., see Cannon, W. B., 247
Washbum,L. E., and Brody, S., 26,194
Brody, S., and Ragsdale, A. C., 337, 822, 826
see Ritzman, E. G., ei al., 420
Waterman, H. C., and Johns, C. O., 761
Watere, H. J., 294,588
Waters, N. F., see May, H. G., 536, 568, 729
Watson, D. J., 22
Watson, H. M. S., see Folley, S. J., ei al., 165
Weakley, C. E., see Atwood, H., 430, 435, 505, 521,
622, 623
Weakley, C. E., Jr., see Van Landingham, A. H.,
el al., 176
Weaver, E., and Matthews, C. A., 222
Weaver, E. R., see Palmer, P. E., 343
Weaver, L. A., see Hogan,A. G., elal., 597, 649
Webb, L. J., see Wanra, C. A., 135
Webb, R. E., and Hileman, J. L., 109
Webster, T. A., see Campbell, J. A., 235
Weokel, K. G., 800
Wegner, M. I., el al., 742
Booth,A. N., Elvehjem, C. A., and Hart, E, B.,
120
Weinbach, A. P., 543,720, 736, 737, 813
Weinberg, S. J., 195
Weiss, P., 575
Weiss, R., 258
and Rapport, D., 61
Weissenberg, S., 538, 540, 670, 601, 603
Welch, A. D., 128
Welch, H., 179
Welch, M. S., see Colowick, S. P., el al., Ill
Wells,B. B., and Kendall, E. C., 186
Wells,H. Gideon, and Osbome, T. B., 805
Wells, L. J., 209
see Moore, C. R., el al., 209
see Zaiesky, M., 209
Welsh, J. H., 241
and Osbom, C. M., 236
Wendt, F. W., 204
and Thimann, K. V., 204, 675
Werkman, C. H., and Wood,H. G., 129,130
see Wood, H. G.. 129,130
Wertheiner, F. I., and Hesketh, F. E., 589
1005
Werthessen, N. T., 241
Wertz, A., see Meyer, A. E., 179
Wesson, L. G., 345
West, P. M., and Waglom, W. H., 126
West, R., 122,143
Wetmore, A., 233, 620
Wetzel, N. C., 662, 638
Wharton,R. E., see Todd, T. W.,etal.. 168
Wheeler, T., see Sandiford, I., 427, 429
see Sandiford, I., el al., 433
Whetham, E. 0., 56,216
Whipple, G. H., et al., 115
see Robscheit-Robbins, F. S., 116
Whitaker,J. R., see Parkins, A. C., 968
^Vhitaker, W. L., 207, 210
White,A., Bosnes,R. W.,and Long, C. N. H., 162
Catchpole, H.R.,and I^ng, C.N.H.,162,161
see Sayers, G., et al., 152,187
see Wooley, 0. W., 143
White, G. C., and Judkins, H. F., 222
White, P., see FoUey, S. J., 175
White, P. D., 920
White, P. R., 146,204
Whitehead, A. N., 232, 267
Whitnah, C. H., el al., 798
Whitney, M., 968
Wiazemsky, N. W., 638, 540, 570
Wiegnor, G., und Ghoneim, A., 79, 80
Wiehl, D. G., and Kruse, H. D., 761
Wieland, H., 102,114,138
Wierzuchowski, M., and Ling, S. M., 349
Wieso, A. C., Elvehjem, C. A., Hart, E. B., al., 112
Wieske, B. P., and Bachrach, A. L., 118, 153
Wilander, O., see Agren,C., et al., 234
Wilcock,E. G„ and Hopkins, F. G., 775
Wilcox, W. H., 302
Wilder, O. H. M., el al., 761
Wilder,R. M., see Williams, R. D., et al., 474
Wildier, E., 119
Wiley, F. H., and Newburgh, L. H., 277, 288
Wilgus,H. S., Norrifl, L. C., and Heuser, P. H., 112
and Patton, A. R., 112
Wilgus, H. S., Jr., el al., 761
Wilhelmj, C. M., 66
BoUman,J. L., and Mann^ F. C., 61,66
Wilhelmy, L., 76, 664
WUkins, L., 174
el al., 183
Fleischmann, W., and Black, W., 713
Wilkins, S. L., see Pappenheimer, A. M., 623
Wilkins, W. E., et al., 201
Wilkinson, H., 800
Willham, O. S., see Craft, W. A., 6
Williams, C., Phelps, D., and Burch, J. C., 170
Williams, H. B., 346
Riche, J. A., and Lusk, G., 67
Williams, H. H., and Maynard, L. A., 818
Williams, R. D., el al., 769
Mason,H. L., Smith. B. F., and Wilder,R. M.,474
Mason, H. L., and Wilder, R. M., 474
Williams, R. H., el al., 177
and BisseU, G. W., 144
WilUams, R. J., 119,120,122,124,132,139
et al., 133, 767
see Eakin, R. E., el al., 126
and Major, R. T., 125
1006 AUTHOR INDEX

WiUiams, R. J. (Cont'd) Woolf, L., 257

see MitcheU, H. E., et al., 133 WooUey, D. W., 127,133
see Pratt, E. F., 125 see Elvehjem, C. A., et al., 123
see SneU, E. E.. et <d., 121 Waisman, H. A., and Elvehjem, C. A., 125
Williamson, H. H., see Anderson, W. E., 817 Warner, H., 368
Williamson, M. B., see Reineke, E. P., al., 176,815 Wortis, H., 774
Willkie, W. L., 652 Wright, E. S., see Lewis, W. H., 486, 490
Willstatter, R., 135 Wright, K. E., see Overman, O. R., 815, 826
Wilmer, H. A., 404 see Overman, O. R., et al., 805, 869
. Wilson, D. W., see Gurin, S., 817 Wright, L. D., see SneU, E. E., 767
Wilson, E. B., 260, 261 Wright, N. C., 792
and Puffer, R. R., 561 see Little, W. E., 193
Wilson, G., 301 Wright, S., 631, 714, 731, 736
Wilson, H. 0., see Wilson, J. G., 162 Wright, W. S., see Cannon, W. B., et al., 180
Wilson, H. E. C., 383 Wrinoh, D., 488
Wilson, J. G., and Wilson, H. C., 162 Wurmser, R., 23, 106, 131
Wilson, R. E.. 320 see Terroine, E., 3, 11, 43, 46, 55
Winchester, C. F., 172, 176, 206, 228, 325, 326, 338, Wyeno, J., see Frohring, W. O., 475
356,373, 423, 910, 947 Wylie, C. E., 222
see Eleiber, M., 271, 297 Wyss, O., et al., 143
Windaus, A., 132,135
Windes, A. C., see Brody, S., 675
Windle, W. F., 408 Yaglou, C. P., 303, 304
Winegar, A. H., Pearson, P. B., and Schmidt, H., .Yeakel, E. H., and Rhoades, R. P., 182, 685
120 Yerkes, R. M., see Grether, W. F., 501
Winegorden, H. M., see Borsook, H., 20, 65, 66 see Spence, K. W., 657
Winkler, C. A., 338 Ylinen, L., 832
Winogradsky, S., 18,129 Yoshida, T., see Sasaki, T., 144
Winslow, C-E. A., 303 Young, F. G., 187,192
see Falk, I. S., 669 see Folley, S. J., 161
see Gagge, A. P., et al., 277, 278 Young, H. H., ISO
Harrington, L. P., and Gagge, A. P., 293 Young, W. J., see Harden, A., 102, 111
Winter, E. A., see Molver, M. A., 177 Youngburg, G. E., and Finch, M. W., 396
Winters, L. M., 8 Yule, G. v., 561
Winterstein, M. P., 150
Wintersteiner, 0., 185,186
and Smith, P. E., 155 Zaesky, M., see Moore, C. R., et a{., 209
Wintrobe, M. M., 771 and Wells, L. J., 209
Winzler, R. J., see Burk, D., el al., 126 Zander, E., see Liljestrand, G., 927
Wirtechafter, Z. T:, 780 Zechmeister, L., 135
Wisansky,W. A., Martin, G. J., and Ansbacher, S., ZeUer, H., 396
127 Zeller, J. H., see Ellis, N. R., 90
Wise, D., 122 Zenkovic, B. A., 649
Wise,G. H., Gulliokson, T. W., and Petersen, W.E., Zilva, S. S., 134,475
804 Golding, J., Drummond, J. C., and Coward,
Wislocki, G. B., see Richter, 0. P., 195 K. H., 203
Witchi, E., 151 Zimmerman, H. M., 774
Witschi, B., 203 et al., 774
Witschi, E., see Riley, G. M., 210 see Cobb, S., et al., 773
Wolbaoh, S. B., and Bessey, O. A., 118, 774 see Street, H. R., et al., 774
Wolf, C. G. L., see Osterburg, E., 395,396 Zimmerman, P. W., and Hitchcock, A. E., 205
Wolfe, J. M., see Campbell, M., 174 Zmachinsky, A., see Ellis, L. N., 122
Wolff, C., 689 Zondek, B., 163,186
Wood, H. G., and Werkman, C. H., 129, 130 and Ascheim, S., 158
see Werkman,C. 1^., 129,130 Zom, W., 172
Wood, T. B., see Capstick, J. W., 72, 294 Zowadowsky, M. M., 151
Woodbury, R. M., 566, 612 Zucker, M. B., see Bent, R. J., 101
Woodger, J. H., 1, 244, 261 Zucker, T. T., 242
Woodruff, L. L., 669 Zuckerman, S., 202,207
Woods, R., 801 Lacquer, E., et al., 145
Woods, D. D., 142 Zunts, N., 61
Woodward, T. E., see Jensen, E., et al., 78 and Hagemann, O., 388
Shepherd, J. B., and Graves, R. R., 94 und Loewy, A., 247,' 707
Wooley, O. W., 143 and Schumberg, H., 310
and White, A. G. C.. 143 Zwarenstein, J., see Shapiro, H. A., 188,395
 Subject Index
aging, causes of, 664-69, 674
and the circulatory system, 699
acclimatization and heat production, 283,285-88 colloidal theory of, 673,678-80
acetylcholine, 128,141 control of, 676-81
acid-level regulation, 250-52 criteria, 698
acrodynia, 121 and diet, 689-08
acromegaly, 195, 201 and digestive enzyme activity, 666
"active mass" as reference base, 363 disease incidence in, 696-97
Addison's disease, 184-85 egg production as index of, 675,700-2,710-11
adenyl pyrophosphate, 103-04,134 equations, 701-4
adrenal cortex, 184-88 and exercise, 682-84
and adrenal medulla, 184 and eye accommodation, 668
and androgenic tissue, 187 and growth, 664-711
and carbohydrate metabolism, 102 and homeostasis, 667,699-700
diseases of, 184-85 indices and quantitative analysis of, 698, 706,
and related endocrines, 187 712-13
enlargement of, 186 metabolism as index of, 667, 669-72, 674-76, 679,
and feminism in man, 186 685,707-9
functions of, 185 milk production as index of, 679-83, 686-95, 700,
and glutathlone, 187 702-fl, 711
and gonadectomy, 186-87 and neuroendocrine activity, 685-89
growth of, 185-86 and reaction time, 667-700
hormones of, 150, 184-85 reserve power as index of, 667, 699-700
and the "infant Hercules", 186 and temperature, 684-85
and lactation hormones, 187 theories, 668-75
and the pituitary, 187 wound healing as index of, 675
and salt metabolism, 185 and vitamins needs, 764
and sex hormones, 186 agricultural progress and population growth, 961-63
and virilism, 186 air
adrenalectomy, 187 alveolar, 919
adrenal glands, 141,185 analysis, 338-43
and body weight, 586,588,691 composition, 340
adrenaline, 184, 179-80 -conditioning, 265, 302
adrenal medulla, 179-81,184 expired, 340-42
adrenosterone, 150 inspired, 340
age
residual, 919
and cancer incidence, 145 supplemental, 919
changes ^ tidal, 919
in form, 575-663 alcoholism and thiamine deficiency, 122
in homeothermy, 270-4,276 "alkali disease", 101
in metabolism, 404-69 alkaline reserve, 921
in pulmonary ventilation, 404-69 allometry, 609
curves of linear growth, 521-22, 554-63, 577-80, alopecia, 132
598-617, 629-39, 650-63, 732-33, 737-38 altitude
distribution of population, 665 and atmospheric pressure, 251
and efficiency of growth. 49,53 and hemoglobin concentration, 251
equivalence, 712-40 altruistic drives, 257
of man and other species, 492, 540-43, 715, 716, alveolar air, 919
720-22,738-39 amino acids
method of computing, 722-38 biological oxidation of, 309
post-pubertal, 712-40 and biological value of protein, 760-1,779
pre-pubertal, 720,736-37 content in proteins, 776
and maintenance cost, 49 content in typical foods, 776
aging, 664-711 deamination and oxidation of, 64,309,778
of bacterial populations, 666 essential or indispensable, 741,761,776
and blood pressure, 710 formulas and functions of, 777
1007
1008 Subject Index

amino acids, in nutrition, 741-44, 762, 774-80 biocalorimetry, direct methods, compensation, 308
R.Q.of,310 differential, 308
andSDA,778 ice, 307
p-aminobenzoic acid, 117,127,133,142 water, 308
of food, 35-36,344
amniotic fluid, 437
anabolism and cataboliam, 129 history, 344-47
analysis of experimental data, 200-62 indirect methods, 308-13
androgens, excretion of, 140-50, 155,150 closed-circuit chamber, 319, 325-29
androsterone, 150 closed-circuit spirographic mask, 313, 319, 330
anemia (see blood) insensible perspiration, 200-92
dietary, 101, 115, 133-34, 181-83 miscellaneous, 345-47
hypoohromic, 115 open-circuit mask, 335,338
pernicious, 134,782 open-circuit gravimetric, 329-35
angina pectoris, 100 partitional, 292-93
anorexia, 101 principles, 307
bioenergetics
anoxia, 251
anti-alopecia, 127 definitions, 12,34
anti-dermatitis, 127 symbols, 34
"anti-gray hair" vitamin, 134 and thermodynamics, 12-36
anti-hormones, 142 unite and equivalents, 23-36
anti-hormone (goitrogenie) drugs, 144 biologic oxidation
anti-pellagra vitamins (seenicotinic acid) aerobic and anaerobic, 102-4
anti-rachitic value of milk, 802 and aging, 101
anti-vitamin drugs, 117,142-43 of amino acids, 64,309,778
appetite and angina iHSCtoris, 100
definition of, 247 and anorexia, 101
calcium in, 115
OS guideto "nutritional wisdom", 253-54
and hunger, 247 of carbohydrates, 308
cobalt in, 112,115
in relation to vitamins, 101
ariboflavinosis, 132 copper in, 101,113,115
ascorbic acid (vitamin C) ereatine in, 104
assay of, 767
cytochrome oxidases in, 107
content in food, 769,788-91
cytochromes in, 107
decarboxylases in, 108
as detoxicant, 121-22,134,138-39
definition of, 131
forms of, 120
formula of, 117,134
dehydrogenase activity in, 105
dehydrogenases in, 108
and glutathione, 120,137
"dissecting out" metabolic stages in, 105
in hay fever, 122
efiiciency of, 100-1
loss in sweat, 301
maintenance need for, 475 and electromotive series, 106
electron losses in, 105
need for, in aging cattle, 110,120
needfor, speciesand agedifferences in, 120-21 energy reservoirs in, 104
equations, 308
oxidase, 115
and scurvy, 134, 763 of fat, 309
synthesis and destruction of, 120 flavoprotein enzymes in, 101,107
glycogen in, 104,107
and thyroid function of, 122,178
H-acceptors in, 107
relation to vitamin A, 742
hemocyanin in, 113
auxins, 204-5
hemoglobin in, 113
avidin and biotin, 122
H-transport systems in, 107
indicators, 107
B interrelations between minerals, vitamins, and
enzymes in, 109
bacteria
and intoxication, 101
aging of, 666
iodine in, 115
growth of, 499-500
iron in, 112-14
growth efficiency of, 40-41 iron-porphyrine enzymes in, 107
beef production lactic and phosphoric acids in, 103
efficiency of, 51-52, 790,793 magnesium in, 112
statistics on, 790-91, 793-94 manganese in, 112
Bernard, principle of, 243, 244 methods of, 102-3
betaine, 128 minerals in, 101,105,111-16
biocalorimetry, 307-51 nutrients in, 107
computation methods in, 311,328-9,331,334,340-42 oxidases in, 108
direct methods, 307-8 oxidation-reduction potentials in, 104-9
 Svbject Index 1009

biologio oxidation, and oxygen debt, 103 brain weight, and body weight, 592,626
Pasteur effect in, 103 butter-margarine controverey, 800
phosphate in, 107,111-12 digestibility, 800
phosphocreatine, adenoeine, and pyrophosphate fatty acids in, 800-1
in, 103 effects of growth, 795,799-800
phosphorylases in, 108 supplementary values, 799-800
phosphorylation in, 107-8,111,132 vitamin A in, 801
poisons or inhibitors in, 104
of protein, 309
pytidino-protdn enzymes in, 107
of pyruvic acid, 100
respiration and fermentation in, 102-3 calciferol (vitamin Dj), 135,143
riboflavin in, 101 calcium
effect of selenium on, 101 amount in body, 116,189
stepwise processes in, 100,107,131 in biologic oxidation, 115,137, 781
thiamine in, 100 in foods, 787-91
timing of, 100-1 functions of, 115, 189,780-83
vitamins in, 101,116-28 growth (equivalence) in, 726
zinein, 116 •level regulation, 249-50, 253
biologic value of protein, 742, 760-61,778-80 metabolism, 188-89
bios. 118,132 andgonads, 188
biosynthesis, 484 and milk fever, 189-00
in alimentary tract and parathyroids, 188
of non-ruminants, 742-43 and thyroids, 188
of ruminants, 741-44, 702 dietary source of, for rapid growth, 783, 795,
of amino acids, 129-31, 741-43 798,802
of vitamins, 741-43 and milk production, 189
biotin (vitamin H; coenzyme R), 125-26,133 to phosphorus ratio, 191.249,807
and avidin, 122 caloric equivalents of Oj and COj, 35-6, 310-2
deficiency of, 133 calorigenic effect
formula of, 117,126 of drugs, 60-61
functions of, 126 of foods (see SDA)
and perosts, 126 of hormones, 60-61
procarcinogenic effect of, 126 calorimetry (see biocalorimetry)
birth cancer

rate, factors in decline of, 965 death from, 700

weight and gestation, 427-42,460 incidence and mechanisms, 144-45
Bittner factor, 145, 700 , carbohydrate
"blackouts", 928 -level regulation, 248-49
blastocyst, 491-92 metabolism
blood. 101, 112-13,115, 133-34, 921-22 and the adrenals, 192
influence of altitude on, 922 influence of cortin on, 184
COs removal from, 113 hormones in, 191-94
hemoglobin in, 113,251,922 and insulin, 192
intensity and capacity factora of, 922 and pituitary hormones, 192
lactate in, 930 oxidation of, 308,310
Ot and COi in, 251 R.Q.of,309
pH regulation in. 244,252 SDA of, 61-70
pressure and aging, 710 carbon dioxide
regenerating values of foods, 781-83 photosynthetic assimilation of, 130
sugar regulation, 248-49 production
volume and fetal weight, 428 age curve of, 503
weight, 593 diurnal rhjrthm of, 236
body buUd, 587-90 removal from blood, 113
body size (see weight) utilization of, 129
body temperature, 293 carbonic anhydrase, 113
regulation during work, 924 carboxylase, 112
body-water regulation, 248 carboxylation by saprophytes and liver tissue, 129
body-weight (see weight) carcinogens, 144
bomb calorimetry, 344 Carnot engine and equation, 15
brain metabolism, 407-9 carotene (see vitamin A)
brain weight carriers in biologic oxidation, 138
evolutionary significance of, 255-56 casein (see milk)
and heat production, 619-24 in relation to methionine and choline, 128
1010 Subject Index

castration cyanide, effect on metabolism, 114

and genital cancer, 144-45 cytochrome in metabolism, 107,113-15
influence on srowtii, 165-66
catabolism and anabolism, 120
catalysta
endogenous, 109-10,120,140
"dtury merit"
ensymes as, 108,110
definition and evaluation of, 853-56,857-58,864
exogenous, 109-10, 120, 140
and profit, 864-65, 870, 872-73
hormones as, 109-10,140-205
death
vitamins as, 109-10
causes of, 664, 676-77
cell division, 485-86
cephalization coefficient, 607 as end point of a chain of processes, 664, 700, 700
probabilities of, 700
cerebral metabolism, 407-9
decarboxylases, 108
Chastek paralysis, 122
decarboxylation reaction, 130
cheese, composition of, 789
7-dehydrocholesterol (vitamin D»), 135, 143
chemical-temperature regulation, 264, 282-83
dehydrogenases and dehydrogenation, 105, 108,
chest girth
114, 138
in relation to body weight, 596-97,628-30,650-57
desoxycorticostcrone, 150
for estimating weight, 653-57
chick embryo, influence of temperature on, 271-74 detoxicant, ascorbic acid as, 121, 134,138-39
development (see growth), 486
chlorophyll, relation to hemoglobin, 113
diabetes, 192
cholesterol, 142-43, 154-55
and overfeeding, 690
and aging of blood vesseb, 690
diet
in egg, 875
and aging, 689-48
hormone and vitamin derivatives of, 143
and destiny, 741
nucleus, 142,154-55
and hormones, 152-53
choline, 117,127-28,133
palatability of, 757
circulation
and temperature, 302-3
and aging, 699
vitamin proportions in, 766
and work capacity, 923-38
dietary
citrin (vitamin P or hesperidin), 134
deficiency diseases, 743
cleidoic nature of egg, 490,875
clothing and temperature, 303-4 factors, species differences in need for, 741-44
selection, 744-52,
cobalt. 101,112,115,137
cocarboxylase, 110,119 standards for man, 769, 786
coenxymes, 110
standards for different species, 470-83,768-71
differentiation and development, 46, 489
coenzymes I and II, 124
coenzymo R (see biotin) dinitrophenol, 172
diseases
colloidal thTOry of aging, 672-74
colostrum, 810-12,847 of adrenal cortex, 184-85
dietary deficiency, 743
combustion values of some nutrients, 36
incidence and aging, 686-97
comfort zone, 283-84,286
dimensional analysis, 590-99
compensation theory of SDA, 65
conductance of heat, 274,277,293 diminishing increments, principle of, 76-99
convection of heat, 274,277
and efficiency of egg production, 3, 95
copper, 101,113,115,137 and food consumption, 86-91
coronary circulation and efiicioncy of milk production, 5, 91-95
and work capacity, 923-24 and net-energy values of feeds, 79-86
corpus luteum, 157,160 and efficiency of muscular work, 6-9, 96
corticosterone, 150 diurnal rhythms, 232-42
cortin, 184-86
of muscular activity, 234,236, 240
and adrenaline, 184 and "alkaline tide", 235
and carbohydrate metabolism, 184 in blood composition, 235
and metabolic rate, 185 in bodily functions, 235
and nitrogen metabolism, 185-86 in egg production, 235
in feeding, 234
and salt and water metabolism, 184-85
under stressful conditions, 185 literature on, 233
and body weight, 186 in metabolic rates, 232-33, 236-41
in milk composition, 235, 241
cost of nutrients, 788-90,801,876
creatine, 19,104 in nervous irritability, 234
creatinine nitrogen, 353 and seasonal rhythms, 232, 241
numerical data on, 394-95 apparent effect of SDA on, 233,240
in sleep, 233
prediction table for, 397
relation to body weight, 378,382 in temperature, 233,237
cretinism, 168,171.183 and nature of visual apparatus, 232
 .Svbjed Index. 1011

domestication, effectson seasonalsex rhythms, 207, egg production, energetic efficienoy of,
210-11 andegg w«^t, 891
drugs equations for, 880-83
calorigenic effect ofj 60-61 data on, 883-84,886-87
effect on work, 026 and productive level, 3,887-89,896
dwarfs, types of, 1S6 and profit, 890
and body weight, 884-87, 892-93
monetary value of, 875
efficiency, energetic seasonal rhythms of, 215-16,219-20, 895
of cadmium standard cell, 37 sodal economic value of, 878
capacity and intensity factors in, 16 time element in, 877-79
and declining birth rate, 964-65 as influenced by thyroid medication, 175
in relation to over-all economy and profit, 1-2, unit of, 892
853-74,890-906, 944,960-61 egoistic ^ves, 257
of egg production (see under egg) electromotive series, 106
and free- and net-energy concepts, 14-16,54-57 embryo
of engines, 15,37, 903 development, 487-88
and entropy tax, 42 metabolism, 430
equations and definitions of, 2,10, 15,38, 902,906, embryogenesis
910 as influenced by endocrines, 202-4
factors in, 1,17,20,959-65 "emergency theory" of Cannon, 180-81
of farm animals, 55 emmissivity of heat, 275
general and thermodynamic aspects of, 1-11,15-33 emotions, "structured" or conditioned, 253
37-58, 960-61 endocrines, 140-41
of growth (see under growth) and aging, 685-89
ofiddney work andSDA, 20-21,65 and ascorbic acid, 178
intermediate and long-range, 1, 959 and embryogenesis, 202-4
and maintenance cost, 4-6 and homeostasis, 252-54
of meat production (see under growth) and lactation, 157-61, 168-69, 175-70
of milk production (see under milk) and metabolic rate, 359-60, 387
of photosynthesis, 22 and vitamins, 769-74
and physiologic age, 49, 53, 722, 740 endogenous nitrogen, 59-67
of production of different foods, 790-91, 960 definition of, 59
of muscular work (see under work) as reference base for SDA, 60,68
effect of vitamin deficiency on food utilization, energy
100-101 bound, 14
effort, muscular changes in free-energy, 16-23
ratio of maximum to rest, 915 law of conservation of, 12
ratio of sustained hard work to rest, 915-17 cost
egg of morphogenetic work, 2-3
caloric value of, 877 of standing, 910
cells, 485-88 of walking, 910-12
cholesterol in, 875 dietary categories of, 24-34
cleavage of, 485-90 digestible, 6,24,26, 84
cleidoic nature of, 490; 875 and net energy, 85
compared with milk, 787-91, 801, 875-76 expense of work done, 38,909,920-21,923
composition and nutritive value of, 875-80, 894-95 fecal, 82-83
cost of nutrients in, 875-76 fermentation, 26
division of in twin production, 202-3 gross, 6,24,26,34, 54
endocrine relation, 875 in relation to net energy, 81-85
fertilization of, 485 -matter, 12,
follicles, 156-57 metabolizable, 24-25, 27, 32, 34, 54-55, 59, 82-89
nature of fuel in, 875 net, 6, 24, 29,32,34,54-57
metabolic relations, 875 and the law of diminishing increments, 76-99
morphology of, 877-79 and food intake, 79-85
physicochemic relations, 875 rdations in nutrition, 784
weight, 877 organizational, 2-4
and body weight, 482,891,893 potential or structured, 3,4
egg production in relation to SDA, 61
as aging index, 675,710 sources, 966-72
and diminishing increments, principle of, 3,95 units and equivalents, 35-36
energetic efficiency of, 3, 53, 788-91, 880-97 entropy, 14, 21, 22
and breed, 895-6 enzymes, 100-139
compared with milk production efficiency,53-55, in relation to carcinogens, 114-46
793, 960 as catalysts, 108-10
1012 Street Index

ensymes, and coensymes, 110-11

digestion, 666 fat
flavoprot^,124 •level regulation, 260
in oxido-reduotion, 110 oxidation of, 309-10
and proensymes, 110,138 vitamins in, 122
systems, 108 R.Q. of, 309
effect of temperature on, 260 SDA of. 61-63,66
in relation to vitamins, 109 synthesis in mammary gland, 811,816-17
yellow, 125 fatigue, 899-919
epiorganism, 486 fatty acids, 136
equations in butterfat, vegetable fats, and blood, 800-1,811,
for age equivalence, 722-38 846
bidimeasional, 366 and pyridoxine, 121,124
Carnot's, 14-16 feathers and body weight, 619-21, 639-40
for Himiniahing increments, 77-79, 85 feeding methods, 763-68
efficiency, 10, 16, 38, 43-44, 628-29, 832-36, 839-41, female sex hormones, 166
880-81,902-3 fermentation
of egg production with aging, 701,710-11 energy, 26
empirical and rational, 261-62 fatty acids, 26-27
fitting of,398-401,508,612-14,631-33,839-41,843-46. gasea, 26-27
940^61 losses, 26-27
growth, 502-18,624-44, 864-62 oxidation, 103
Helmholts, 16 fetal weight, 428,431
logarithmetic and linear, 364-66,373-76 fever, 299-301
Qibbs, 16 field tiieory. 258, 262
of milk-energy production, 78 filtrate factor, 134
of milk production with aging, 704,711 flavoprotein enzymes, 124
of mortality or vitality with age, 676-77, 684-85, in oxidation, 101,107
698, 701 "flow of time", experiments on, 723,739
of nutritive value of protein, 754 F.S.H., 146,169
relating part to whole, 599-610 foodN(and "feed")
properties of, 366-68 blood regenerating values of, 782
for surface area in relation to weight and height, calorigenic effects of (see SDA)
366-68 calorimetry of, 344-46
thermodynamics, 13-17 composition, 36, 768, 776. 779, 787-91
van't Hofl-Arrhenius, 267-71,718 consumption
equilin, 169 in U.S. army, 787
equivalenoo charts, 714-40 per capita in U.S., 791
estrogens diurnal rhythms in, 236
administration of, 163,167 and food utilisation, 246
and cancer, 144 and growth rate, 86-91
excretion of, 149-60 effect of insulin on, 247
function of, 166-57 and productivity, 8
homeestatic regulation of, 252 standards of, 476, 478-81, 899-91, 896-97
and mammary growth, 167-58,161 and temperature, 296
production of, 159 and body weight, 246-47
estrone, 143,159 efficiency of production of, 790-91
estrua (heat), 156-57 energy values of, 24-34, 36, 79-82
cyde, 207 protein value of, 779
evocators, 202-3 supply, seasonal rhythms of, 211,213
evolution and social homeostasb, 255 transformations, 6-6
exercise utilisation in vitamin deficiency, 101
and aging, 682-84 form, function, and growth, 2, 675-663
and mmntenanca cost, 470 FrOhlich syndrome, 148
and temperature, 304, 924
exponent in the equation Y = aX*"
biologic significance in relating part to part and gas analysis, 336^43
part to whole, 366-66 gas formation in rumen, 24, 27, 28, 29,30-31
method for computing, 365, 398-401 geometric and physiolo^c similarity, 680, 686, 590
eye gestation
accommodation and aging, 668 and birth weight, 427-42,460
in photoperiodbm, 210 and endoerines, 429, 433, 436, 437
 Svhject Index 1013

gestation, and food consumption, 433-37 growth, efficieney, ofsea urchin, 44

and growth, 434,437 of sOk-worm embryo, 43
heat increment of, 427-42, 460 of yeasts, 41-42
and muscular activity, 433,436 equations, 602-18, 524-44, 654-62
period and season of breeding, 206-7 form, 2, 675-663
weight incromenta in, 431-32, 438-39 effect of gestation on, 164
giants, 196 gradients, 493
glycogen ground plan of, 493
biologicoxidation of, 104,107 of guinea pig, 631
and glucoseconversion, 249 hormones, 198-99
reactions of, 19 of horses, 627
glucose inflectionin curve of, 489-93, 498-602
biologic synthesis of, 129^1 limiting factors in, 526
and glycogen conversion, 249 maintenance during, 40
glutathione of man, 492-6, 501, 610-11, 616, 620-21, 637-46,
and adrenal cortex, 187 657-69,566,570
relation to ascorbic acid, 120,137 and mature weight, 516
glycogenolysis, glycolysis, and gluconeogeneeis, metabolism during, 404-69,585-89
131,138 methods representing, 489
glycosuria, 263 and morphogenesis, 489
goiter, 183, 253 of mouse, 534
gonadwtomy, 151,164,186-87 percentage decline of, 629-30
gonadotropina percentage rate of, 489,497,600-2,608
excretion of, 150 and physiologictime, 508
functions of, 141,156 of pigeon, 535
production of, 141, 160-60, 167-68 of pig, 629
gonads, 182,188 as influenced by anterior pituitary, 194-201
grass of populations and individuals, 490^1,496,644-46
composition of, 789 650-54
-juice factor, 134 prenatal, 428,441
growth and principle of mass action, 526
agecurves of linear, 521-22,554-63,577-80,598-617, of rabbit, 530
629-39, 650-63, 732-^, 737-38 of rat, 489-98,502,517-19,532,636,550,568-69
effect of aging on, 664,711 relative, 502, 508
average, 494, 496, 603-6, 548 rate
"breaks" in curves of, 502-6,518-22 and food consumption, 86-91
influence of castration on, 166 of homeotherms and poikilotherms, 266
of cattle, 492,613-16,622-26,551-56,560-63,566-67, and metabolism, 50
671-74 influenced by temperature, 272-73,297
of chick and fowl, 487-88,492,503,505-7,530 Rubner's law of, 47
definitions, 37, 484-89,602, 608 seasonal rhythms of, 225
and development, 486 self-accelerating phase of, 495-524
and differentiation, 489-91 self-inhibiting phase of, 497-98,612,543
efficiency of sheep, 528
and age, 46,47-64,404 of silk worm, 504
of bacteria, yeast, molds, 40-43 and storage, 40
and body size, 2, 41,49 temperature coefficients of, 267-71
of cattle, 51-62,56 and thyroid, 168-78
of chick embryo, 43-44 time relations of, 484-574
of chickens, 53 "true" and finite rate, 494,603-6
equations and definitions, 2, 10, 40-48,78-81 and vitamin needs, 764-65
of frog embryo, 44 "work" of, 40,404
of homeotherms and poikilotherms, 266
and litter sise, 60
of molds, 42-43 H
and maintenance, 4-6,40 heart
and organisational energy, 2-4,40, 45-47 capacity of, 920,922
and physiologic time, 506 energy expended by, 920-21,923
of pigs, 66 output of, 921
estimates of post-natal, 47-19, 53 and body weight, 598-07, 628-30
estimates of pre-natal, 43-47 work of, 920-21,923
and profit, 1-2 heat
of rats. 50-51 conductance in body, 293
1014 Subject Index

heat, 302 homeothermy, theoretical and practical aspects

6X^ustion,299,301 of, 265
formation and combustion, 20, 35-36 hormones, 140-205
increment of feeding (see SDA) of adrenal cortex, 150, 184-85
heat loss (thermolysis), 293 of adrenal medulla, 180-81
by convection, 277 biologic effectiveness of, 142.
and heat production, 275 calorigenic effect of, 60-61
by radiation, 275,277 ' of carbohydrate metabolism, 192-94
and the surface law, 354-55 and carcinogens, 144-45
influence of temperature on, 277-^, 291 as catalysts, 109-10,140-205
by vaporisation, 277-81, 291-92 cholesterol derivatives of, 143
heat production (thermogenesis) and diet, 152-53
effect of acclimatization on, 285 and the efficiency complex, 153
evaluation of, 293 in embryogenesis, 202-4
and heat loss, 275, 277-80 in evolution, 202
of homeotherms and poikilotherms, 266 formulas of, 143
methods of measuring (see biocalorimetry) F.S., 146,159
and temperature, 283, 287-88, 290, 294-96 and growth, 198, 201
and thyroid activity, 289 interrelated with vitamins and enzymes, 140-43
and surface law, 354-56 lactation, 152,160
heat regulation (see homeothermy) L.orl.C.S., 146,159
heat stroke, 301 mammogenic, 161
heat of vaporization, 307 and metabolism, 145,168
height-weight relationship, 577, 579-80, 598-606, of parathyroids, 189
612-13, 617,629,630-31, 636-39, 650-52, 658-63 of pituitary, 141, 146, 148-49, 152, 181
Heisenberg principle, 259 in plants, 204-5
hemocyanin, 113 production of, 141
hemoglobin in reproduction and lactation, 154-68
sex
in biologic oxidation, 113
in blood, 922 administration, 163
and cytochrome, 115 relation to adrenal cortex, 186
and iron, 113 antagonisms, 162
in Oi homeostasis, 251 assays of, 159
structure of, 113 functions of, 156
hesperidin (see citrin or vitamin P) as influenced by pituitary, 146,148
heterotrophs, carboxylation in, 129-30 and reproductive efficiency, 165-66
van't Hoff-Arrhenius equation, 267-71, 281-82 similarities and differences between, 143,150,155
homeostasis, 243-63 similarities between vitamins and, 142-43
and aging, 254, 699-700 somatotropic and chondrotropic, 198, 201
of calcium level, 249-50 . trophic, 146
of carbohydrate-level, 248-49 work capacity effected by, 926
definition of, 244,258,262 horses (and mules)
examples illustrating, 245 relative economy of tractors and, 899,937-39
of fat-level, 250 population decline in, 898
individual and social, 961-65, 972 metabolism of (see metabolism)
neuroendocrine, 252-54 humidity discomfort, 302-3
of oxygen and acid level, 250-52 17- and 21-hydroxyproge3terone, 150, 185
social, 254, 257, 961-65, 972 hypercalcemia, 190-91
of body-water, 248 hyperinsulinism, 252
of body-weight, 246 hyperlipemia, 193
homeotherms, 264-66,286,305 hyperthyroidism, 122,172, 174, 177-78
homeothermy, 264, 306 hypocalcemia, 249
age changes in, 271-74, 276 hypoglycemia, 249
agricultural aspects of, 265 hypophysectomy, 158,192
and blood volume, 289 hypopituitarism, 196
chemical methods of, 264, 282-84 hypothalamus and homeothermy, 288-89
definition of, 269
hypothyroidism, 172
development of, 276
and fur, feathers, and subcutaneous fat, 264, 289, illness and age, 696-97
303,305 I.C.S. or L. hormone, 146,159
mechanisms of, 274-89, 305 immortality, potenti^, 669-71
in prenatal life, 264 incubation temperature, 271-74
and season of birth, 271 indeterminancy principle, 259
and thyrotropic and adrenotropic hormones, 289 indicator of O.R. potentials, 107
 Subject Index 1015

industrial progressand froo-oncrgy ompovorishment, seasonal rhythm of thyroid content, 213

986 iron, 112-16,136,
inflections in growth ourvcs, 489-93,498,602 in biologic oxidation, 112-14
inositol, 117,126-27,133 content in body, 112
insensible-perspiration, 290-92 and cytochrome, 114
insulin, 192-94 deficiency effects of, 115
and carbohydrate metabolism, 192 and hemoglobin, 113
in glycogen-glucose equilibrium, 249 -porphyrine enzymes, 107
homeostatic regulation of, 252 islets of Langerhans, 192, 252
and the islets of Langorhans, 192 isotopes, 484
and pituitary and adrenal hormones, 192
and body-weight regulation, 247
interrelations, structural or functional, between, K
adrenal cortex, adrenal medulla, and the nervous Katharometer, 344
system, 184 ketosis, 193-94
adrenal cortex and pituitary, 187 kidney and body weight, 589, 626
adrenal medulla and the sympathetic nervous
system, 180
anti-thyroid drugs, 144
biotin and pimelio acid, 120 lactation
cholesterol derivatives of hormones and vitamins, and body size, 855-67
142-43 cessation of, 808-10
choline, acetylcholine, lecithin, methionine, be- endocrine aspects of, 157-61, 168-69, 175-76
taine, and casein, 128 heat increment of, 820-27
choline and methionine, 122 in relation to hormones, 162,160-81, 187
enzymes, vitamins, minerals, and hormones, 100, effect of mastitis on, 808
109 mechanism initiating, 161
food supply, endocrines, hormones, and appetite, and the "let-down" mechanism, 810
152,153 causes of milk fever in, 808
hormones and anti-hormones, 142-44 and the nervous system, 810
hormones and vitamins, 140 physico-chemical aspects of, 807
inositol deficiency and fatty liver, 127 effect of pressure in secretory al\-coli, 808
inositol, PAB, and fur graying, 122,127 effect of stage of, on milk yield, 811-14,833-35
inositol and pantothenic acid, 127 effect of starvation on, 827-30
insulin, pancreas, pituitary hormones, and adre synthesis during, 810-11
nals, 192 lactic acid
pantothenic acid, PAB, and fur graying, 127 formation of, 101,104
parathyroids, thyroids, gonads and calcium me in metabolism, 923
tabolism, 168 in oxidation, 103
pituitary and ovary, 168-59 and oxygen debt, 103
pituitary and vitamin E, 178 lactoflavin (see riboflavin)
pyridine structures of niacin and pyridoxine, 123- lactose, 802, 813, 815
24 Lambert's law of radiation, 275, 362
pyridoxine and certain fatty acids, 122 land and marine animal's body forms, 578, 585, 687
pyrimidine structures of thiamine and riboflavin, laws of the "minimum" and the "maximum" in
122-23 nutrition, 761-62
sex hormones, 143,160,156 least square method of fitting equations, 398-401
thiamine and riboflavin, 121 Le Chatelier, principle of, 243
thyroid and adrenal medulla, 179-81 lecithin, 128, 250
thyroid and anterior pituitary, 181 life expectancy, 664-65
. thyroid and gonads,'182 light and seasonal rhythms, 206, 208, 210
• thyroid and nervous system, 182-83 linear growth, form, and weight, 676-80, 598-817,
thyroid and posterior pituitary, 181-82 629-39
thyroids, vitamins, adrenal medulla, pituitary, lipoids, 250
gonads, and nervous system, 176-83 liver
trophic hormones and endocrine activity, 152, glycogen storage in, 249
158-57 and body weight, 626
vitamins and anti-vitamins, 117, 142 Lohmann reaction, 104
vitamins and other factors, 139 longevity
invention of invention, 963 control of, 676-81
iodine and diet, 689-98
in biologic oxidation, 115 and growth rate, 673
effect of dietary level in, 178-79 as index of soundness, 664
and homeostatic thyroid hypertrophy, 162 and muscular exercise, 682-84
and thyroid function, 178-79 and neuroendocrine activity, 685-88
1016 Subject Index

longevity, and temperature, 684-85 metabolism, calcium-phosphorus, 188-91

and wisdom, 668 carbohydrate, 184,191-94,954-55
lung cerebral, 407-9; and brain size effect on, 620-23
capacity, 919-20 of chick embryo, 430-31
and body weight, 627 of chickens, 448, 450
L.H. or I.C.S.H., 146,159 computed from R.Q. and urinary nitrogen meth
lysozone (lysozyme), 139 ods, 311
of dairy cattle, 409-18, 446-47, 452-53, 461, 462,
467
M
by dimensional analysis, 591
magnesium, 101,112,137 diurnal rhythms of, 232-40
maintenance, 4, 39-42,470-83 fasting, 406
and age, 49 and feM weight, 42S, 431
and growth rate, 41-42 gestation and pre-natal, 427-42
and basal metabolism, 470-71 of goats, 419
and physiological age, 49 and growth, 50, 485-89
and productive efficiency, 4,40,770-73 and hormones, 145,168
standards, 472, 475-82 of horses, 420-25,454,455,464,466
and body weight, 41, 470-73 interrelations between physiologic functions and,
mammary gland 355-56
mechanisms of growth, 157-58, 160-61 of man, 424-28,446,458-59
synthetic powers methods of measuring (see biocalorimetry),307-51
for fat, 816-17 and milk yield, 856
for lactose, 813, 815 nitrogen, 185-86
for protein, 815-16 post-absorptive (see basal), 352
for short-chain fatty acids, 26-27, 72, 817, 846 protein, 353, 377, 379
study methods for, 813-15 of rats, 405,406-9,451
male sex hormones, 155 resting, 59, 352, 406
mang^inese, 112,136 salt, 184-85
margarine, 800-1 seasonal rhythms in, 22,226-28
mastitis, effect on lactation, 808 of8heep,462,463,468
mathematical aspects of research data, 260-62 standard (see basal), 352
menstruation, 157 standing vs lying, 423
metamorphosis, 170 summit, 283, 284,289
metabolism, energy and surface area, 405,407
age changes in, 404-69 of swine, 447, 456-57, 465, 466, 469
and aging, 667,669-72, 674-76,679, 685, 707-9 and thyroids, 172,624
and adrenals, 624 and body weight, 404-69, 581-82,584
apparatus illustrated during work, 912
Benedict-Collins open-circuit chamber, 350 methane
Benedict's oxycalorimeter, 345 in gas analysis, 339-40
Benedict-Ritsman open-circuit, 348 losses, 82-83
Benedict-Roth-Collins, 314, 317, 318 in measuring heat production, 319,322-23
confinement method, 346 production, 24-31,319,323
Grafe's open-circuit chamber, 347 methionine, 122,128
Haldane, 331-33 milk, 792-874
open-circuit, 336-37 antirachitic value of, 802 '
Regnault-Reiset, 326-28 use in bread making, 799
basal, 59-67 use in buttermaking, 800
of mature birds of different species, 371 calcium and phosphate in, 807
definition of, 4,59,138,352 caloric value of, 806
of growing animals, 371-72 colostrum, 810-12,847
of mature animals of different species, 368-70, composition, 804, 807
388-89 of average market, 794-95,798,801,846-47
maintenance cost and efficiency, 4,470-71 compared to blood, 807-8
and neuroendbcrines, 359t60 calcium-phosphorus ratio, 807
numerical data for, 388-89 in different cattle breeds, 805-6,848-52
prediction table for, 397 of cheese, 789
and productivity, 470 immunological in, 805
as reference base for SDA, 68 influence of dietary composition on, 807, 817-19
and the surface law, 354,3W, 387 diurnal rhythm in, 235, 241
effect of temperature on, 294 influence of fasting on, 819-20
relation to body weight, 352-403 individual, within breed, 806,849-52
of beef cattle. 463,464,468 effect of mastitis on. 808
 Svbjed Index 1017

milk composition, calcium-phosphorus ratio, offect prediction of, 854

of milking frequency on, 807-8
in terms of milk solids, 800
and physiologic age, 804-5
of fluid skim milk, 789
of skim milk powder, 789
effect of stage of lactation on, 811-14
in different species, 804-7, 847
of fluid whole milk, 789,846-47
of whole milk powder, 789, 700
constituents, 794-09,802^
market prices of, 788, 801
synthetic powers of mammary gland for, 807-20
consumption
effect on growth, 795-99
and income, 787, 8(^
aa an exclusive diet, 804
fatty acids in, 846
fever, 189-90, 808
importance of lactose in^ 802
nutritional and social importance of, 792-94
and the organismic theory, 799
0-R potential of, 108-9
osmotic pressure of, 808
physical properties of, 794
production
as aging index, 679-83, 686-96
average in U.S., 853
biological interrelations in, 792, 848
and cdlcium, 189
capacity (effective body size) factor in, 873
compared in cows, goats, and rats, 851
and grain consumption, 92-95
and TDN consumption, 92-93
and the law of diminishing increments, 91-95
economy and cost of, 793,853-74
efliciency
capacity and intensity factors in, 873
' compared with egg production efficiency,
53-55, 793, 960
comparison with growth eflSciency, 53^54
and TDN and grain consumption, 92-96
equations for, 2, 10, 78-81, 91-96, 827-42
in goats, cows, and rats, 857
and basal metabolism, surface area, main
tenance cost, 856-57
and milk production level (law of diminishing
increments), 5,91-96
and physiologic age, 53-55
tables for estimating, 861-63
and body weight, 53-54, 471-73, 585, 836-42,
853-e8
equation for, 78
hormonal theory of, 157-58, 160-61
importance of, 792-93
improvement in, 854
intensity (dairy merit) factor in, 873
maintenance cost and "basal metabolism", 856
method of estimating feed consumed for, 843-45
effect of milking frequency on, 809
and neuroendocrine regulation, 252
and plane of nutrition, 853,870
performance, 853-54
percentage oonversion of TDN in, 853-55, 873
reference bases for, 855-59
effect of stage of lactation on, 811-14, 833-35
statastics on, 790-94,846-52
effect of temperature on, 295-96
effect of thyroid medication, 175-76
and visceral organs, 855
and body weight, 831,836-39,853-56,859-60, 864
protein in, biological value of, 779
rabbit, 158
ratio to W»-», 404
relations between protein, fat, and lactose, 869
souring, reasons for, 794
"spread" from concentrate of, 799-800
supplementary value of, 794, 799, 802-4
vitamins in, 798, 846
waste of skim milk and whey from, 797,800
minerals
in the body, 780
in biologic oxidations, 101, 105, 111-16, 781
mixtures for synthetic diets, 784
in nutrition, 780-84
molds, efiScienoy of growth, 42-43
molybdenum, 116
morals, evolution of, 255
morphogenesis, 2-3, 45, 489
mortality
and aging, 684-85,698,701-2,710
specific, 493,500,506
multicellular organism, 254
myxedema, 168, 183
N
nervous system
and the adrenal medulla, 180
and aging, 699
homeothermic functions, 288-89
and lactation, 810
and the parathyroids, 191
and the thyroids, 181-83
Newton's law of radiation, 275,354
neuroendocrines (see endocrines)
niacin or nicotinic acid
formula, 117, 132
as prosthetic group of coenzymes I and II, 111
source of, 132, 769, 787-91
species differences in need for, 121,769,771,786
nitrogen excretion
endogenous and exogenous, 352-53
evaluation of, 353-54
as function of body weight, 374,377,381
during growth, 442-47
historical notes on, 380
numerical data on, 391,393
influence of protein level on, 444
urinary and fecal, 353
influence of body weight on, 445
nitrogen metabolism, effect of cortin on, 185
nutrients
categories, 6, 24-38, 741
cost of, 788, 790-91, 801, 876
nutrition, 741-91
amino acids in, 774-80
condition and weight to height relation in, 636-38
1018 Subject Index

nutrition, balance and SDA, 70-72, 768-62 parathyroids, enlargement, 162-63, 189
diminishing increment principle in, 76-09 in relation to vitamin D, 190
minerals in, 780-84 va body weight. 141,623-24
SDA and plane of, 67-70,80-99 parathyroidectomy, 163, 249
and the thyroid, 177-79, 771-72 Pasteur effect, 103
value of egg, 875-80,894-95 performance as measure of stamina, 927
value, equations, and "laws" for, 754,761-62 perosis, 126
value of foods, 753-68 Pcttenkofer calorimeter method, 335
vitamins in, 762,69 phosphate. 111, 136
wisdom, 254, 744-52 phosphocreatine, 19,103-4
and work, 924-26 phosphoric acid and oxygen debt, 103
phosphorus and calcium metabolism, 191,249
phosphorylases, 108
o phosphorylation, 111, 137
photosynthesis, 22,130
octofolin, 156
photoperiodism, 208, 210-11
ontogenetic specialization, 268
phylogenetic specialization, 268
organismto (field) theory, 243-44,257-62,799,961,972
physical temperature regulation, 264,282-83
organizational energy, 2-4,45-46
physical units of wool and feathers, 639-40
organizational levels, 245
physiological aspects of work, 900
organizers, 202-3
physiological fuel value, 6, 27, 34, 59
organ weight os body weight, 610-26
physiological and physical time, 506
"originality" and aging, 678
physique channels, 638
osmotic skin moisture, 291,299
phytin, 126
osmotic pressure of mUk, 808
pigeon milk, 158, 202
ovariectomy, 144,150-51,164
pimelic acid and biotin, 126
ovaries, 141
pituitary, anterior
ovulation, 157
and dwarfism, 194-96, 201
oxidoses, 108,138
and gigantism, 194-97,201
oxidation (see biologic oxidations)
and growth, 194-201
aerobic and anaerobic, 19,103-4
and "growth hormone", 194, 198-99
of amino acids, 64, 309, 778
and homeothermy, 289
-reduction, internal, 19
hormones of. 141,146,148-49,152, 169
-reduction (0-R) processes and potentials, 104-14,
hormone administration of, 194-95,198-99
137
position in the endocrinal order, 201
of milk, 109
position and relative size, 141,146-48
minerals as catalysts in, 781
relation to adrenal cortex, 187
stepwise, 107
relation to other endocrines, 148-62
oxycalorimeter, 345
relation to mammary growth, 149,161
oxygen
relation to photoperiodism, 210
absorption by blood, 113
relation to sex activity, 146-48,158-69
and acid-level regulation, 250-2
removal of, 197
-bell sizes, 313,316
and thyroid, 181
capacity of blood, 113,922
consumption •treated rata, 199
comparison of methods for measuring, 307-351 vs body weight, 594-96, 628
maximal, as index of endurance, 928-29 pituitary, posterior, 141,181-82
ratio of maximum to minimum, 913 placenta, 141,437
in regeneration, 47 plane of nutrition and milk, 853,870
debt, 103,137,922-23,930 plant hormones, 204-5
as measure of energy expenditure, 38 poikilotherms, 264-66, 286
pulse per unit weight, 932-37 poljruria, 182
utilization, coefficient of, 922 population, 490-1,496,644-46,650-54
oxyhemoglobin, 113 age of, 490-91, 732
age of distribution of, 665
bacterial, 500
decline in rural, 964-66
paired vsfree-choice feeding methods, 753-68 growth of, 484-674
palatability as dietary asset, 767 growth and science, 961-63
pancreas, 192 horse, 898
pantothenic acid, 117,125,133 human, growth of, 501
parabola, derivation from growth equations, 612
insect, growth of, 490-91
parathormone, 189, 249
parathyroids yeast, growth of. 490-91
and calcium regulation, 188-4)1 poultry, feeding standards for, 889-91,896-97
 Svijject Index 1019

ptegftftDoy reactions, fermentation, 19

and endocrines, 437 oxidation, 18,19
and food consumption, 435-37 oxidation-reduction, 19
growth-stimulating effects of, 164 reaction time, effect of aging on, 667,700
and muscular activity, 435 reality, physical and mathematical, 260-62
tests for, 141.159-«0 reference base
pregnant-mare serum gonadotropins, 166-48 for egg production, 482,892-93
prime of life and aging criteria, 698-700 for functions and structures, 578-663
probability, 260 for metabolism, 356,360
productivity "active mass" as, 363
energy expense of, 10 phydologicallyeffectivebodysize (W'') as, 362-63
hazards of high levels of, 8 surface area as, 356,360-63
in relation to growth, 8 simple body wdght (W-"} as, 356,360
individual differences in, 8-10 weight */>as, 362
efiSdencyand maintenance, 470-71, 473 wdght#-* as, 374, 384
-level, 6-10 weight®-" as, 373
effect of temperature on, 294-98 for milk production, 856^9
proenzyme (prosthetic group), 110-11,138 for physiologic age, 712-40
profit on productive processes for SDA, 64, 68
and dairy merit, 864-65,870,872-73 for wool and feather production, 618-21,639-40
and efficiency, 1-2,853-74,890 regeneration, Oi consumption in, 47
and topography and climate, 868-69 rejuvenation by thyroid medication, 175
and body wdght, 855, 865-71, 874 relative growth, 607,575-663
progesterone religion as sodal homeostatic phenomenon, 257
formula of, 143 reproduction
functions of, 161,163 and hormones, 154-68
production of, 141,159 seasonal rhythms of, 208, 214, 228
relation to other hormones, 157 as sodal homeostatic phenomenon, 254
prolactin, 152 effect of temperature on, 298
protein research methods, 259-62
amino acids in, 776-79 reserve power
biological value of, 742,760-61, 778-80 and aging, 667, 699-700
digestibility of, 779-80 measure of work capacity, 918-38
in milk, 779,815-16 residual air, 919
nitrogenous compounds of non-, 309 respiration rate
nutritive value, equation for, 754 effect of wet blanket on, 299-301
- oxidation of, 64,309,778 as pulmonary intensity factor, 919
R.Q.of,310 effect of temperature on, 280-fil
SDA of, 60-70 respiratory quotient (R.Q.), 309-11
supplementary values of, 760 apparent and "true" in cows, 324
and urinary nitrogen, 309
rhythms
value of foods, 779
diurnal, 232-42
psychodietetics, 254
seasonal, 206-31
pubertal age, 712-40
puberty, 499 sunlight, 217-18
pulse pressure, 921 temperature, 216, 223, 297
pulse rate, 920 riboflavin (vitamin Bs)
during standing, 910 effects of deficiency, 101,132
influence of temperature on, 281-82 formula of, 117,123,132
during work, 931-37 need for, 474,770,786
pyridino-protein enzymes, 107 in oxidation, 101
pyridoxine (vitamin B«), 124-33 as prosthetic group in enzymes, 110,124
formula of, 117,124 sources of, 132,769,787-91
supplementing essential fatty acids, 121 as supplement to thiamine, 121-22
and vuion, 117
rickets and vitamin D, 118,135
R risks to life, 700
royal idly, 744
radiation
ruminants
heat loss by, 277
as homeothermic mechanism, 274-75 amino add needs in, 741-44,762, 775
reactions biosynthesis of vitamins and amino adds in, 741-
coupled, 19 44,762
endothermic, 18 defidency diseases in, 743
exothermic, 18 effidencv of, as food producers, 741, 790-91, 793
1020 Subject Index

specific dynamic action, and temperature, 05

in relation to urinary-nitrogen excretion, 67
salt species differences
homecstatio regulation of, 253 in dependence on dietary factors, 741-44
loss and heat cramps, 302 in vitamin needs, 768-71, 786
metabolism, 184-85 speed of biologic processes, influence of temperature
Schneider fitness test, 028,030 on, 269-70
science spirogram, 319
and mathematics, 260-01 spirometer sizes, 315-16
and population growth, 961-63 split-field method of research, 259
scientific management, 898 standard error of estimate, 398-99
scurvy, 134,763 standing
seasonal rhythms, 206-31 energy cost of, 910
of bird migration, 208 pulse rate during, 910
in blood volume, 229 ventilation rate during, 910
effect of domestication on, 207,210,211 Stefan-Boltzmann radiation law, 275, 354
in efficiency of productive processes, 213-16,220 stilbestiol, 155
in egg production, 216-16, 219-20, 895 stomach-intestine va body weight, 628
in food supply, 211-13 strength of grip and aging, 678
in the ground-hog, 220r^0 stroke volume, 920
and growth of children, 225 sulfa drugs, 117,122
historical notes on, 208-9 as anti-vitamins, 142-43
and light, 208,210 as goitrogenic agents, 144
mechanisms of, 209-10 sulfur, 137
and metabolic rhythms, 22, 226-28 sulfur, neutral, 353,383
in milk and butterfat production, 220-24 as function of body weight, 378
in receptivity to sex hormones, 213-16, 220 numerical data on, 396
in reproduction, 208 prediction table for, 397
in sex activity, 206-7,210-11, 226 summit metabolism, 283, 284, 289
insuicide, 229-^0 sunstroke, 301
in sunlight, 217-18 superovulation, 166-67
in thyroid function and composition, 213-14 supplemental air, 919
in vitamin A potency of milk, 211 supplementary values
in vitamin D potency of milk, 211-12 of butter, 799-800
"second wind", 929 . of mUk, 794-99, 802-4
selenium, cffect on oxidation, 101 supporting muscles,relative sizeof, 583
senescence (see aging) surface area
equivalence, 720-22, 737-38 formula related to body size, 366-68
.Minot's theory of, 672 of man, 369
sex measurements of, 361-3
activity, 146,148, 158 and body weight, 359-60,367,581-82,586, 600
cycle control, 156 "surface law"
endocrinological application of, 162-67 formulation, 354-55
hormones (see hormones) and the geographic distribution of animals, 264
inversion, 150-51 and the theory of similitude, 357
mortality, differential, 162 surface integrator, 357-58
seasonal sex rhythms, 206-7,210-11,226 stirvival time, 408-9
similarities, geometric v« homecstatio, 580 sweat glands, 297-98
similitude, theory of, 357,586 synthetic diets
size and muscular strength, 582 effect on growth and reproduction, 765
size and form, 575-663 vitamins and minerals for, 765, 781
equations for, 355, 363-68, 398-401, 599-609, 612-15 systole, 921, 927
diagrams of, 576-584 systolic output, 920
sleep, diurnal rhythm of, 233 "
social homeostasis, 254-57
social wisdom, 972
soda lime as COt absorbent, 313,315 taste thresholds for detecting dietary deficiencies and
specific dynamic action (SDA), 6, 25, 59-75 metabolic abnormalities, 253
agricultural implications of, 72 technologio unemployment and war, 965
effect of diurnal rhythms on the apparent, 233,240 temperature
of feeding in fburm animals, 467-69 body, 293,300
methods of measuring, 60-70 influence on chick embryo, 271-74
and nutrient unbalance, 70-72 and clothing, 303-4
and plane of nutrition, 67-70 -coefficients, 267-71
reference bases for, 64, 68, 70 critical, 279, 283, 294
 Svhject Index 1021

temperature, and diet, 302-3 and the nervous system, 182-83

diurnal rhythms in body, 216,223,234,237,297 and nutrition, 177-79
and productive eflSoienoy,294-98,304 and the pituitary, 181-82
and exercise, 304 and rejuvenation, 175
and feed consumption in dairy cattle, 288 seasonal rhythms in composition and activity,
and fever, 200-1 213-14
and growth of chickens, 297 and sterility, 174-76
and hatchability, 274 and body weight, 621-22
and homeothermy, 305 thyroidectomy, effeote, 168,172
andhumidity, 302^ thyrozine
incubation, 271-73 calorigenic effect of, 179-80
and longevity, 684-85 and goitrogenic drugs, 144
and methods of cooling in hot weather, 298-99 in hyperthyroidism, 179
and milk production, 296-96. in hypothyroidism, 179
and pulse rate, 281-82 production of, 110
and productivity, 294-98 tidal air, 919
rectal, 265, 280-2, 293-95 time
and reproduction, 298 physical, 712
and respiration rate, 280-81 physiological, 712-13, 739
. and speed of biologic processes, 269-70 OS frame of reference, 712
and Ixxly surface. 290 total digestible nutrients (TDN) 6,30,32,34,475-80
and heat production in dairy cattle. 296 consumption and milk production, 92-93, 843-46,
and heat production in birds, 283,287-88,290 848-52
and heat loss, 277-80, 291 percentage conversion into milk, 863-55, 873
relation to SDA, 65 in relation to gross and net energy, 34,80-89
and rate in poikilothermic processes, 266, 270 trace elements in catalytic oxidation, 116
thermodynamics, 12-36 transaminases, 108
and agriculture, 20-23 trophic hormones, 146
applicability to living processes, 12-15, 18-20 trophoblasts, 491-02
aspects of muscular work, 900
and industrial progress, 966 u
first law, 12-14
second law, 14-23 uncertainty, principle of, 259
symbols, 33
units, bioenergetics and dietary, 23-36,765-66,768-71,
779, 784, 786-91
thermogenesis (see heat production)
urea, uric acid, 353
thermogenic reserve, 284-85
thermolysis (see heat loss)
urinary-nitrogen
thermoneutrality, 283-84,286
in computing energy metabolism, 309-11
thermoperiodism, 209 endogenous and exogenous, 353
and SDA, 67
thiamine (vitamin Bi)
urine
and alcoholism, 122
energy losses in, 82-84
in biologic oxidation, 100
and Chastek paralysis, 122, 774 hormoneet in. 152,169
deficiency effects, 100, 110 method of collecting in rats and cattle, 382, 384-86
formula of, 117,123,132
function of, 100,119,132
needs, 120, 474, 769, 786 vanadium, 116, 137
as prosthetic group of eocarboxylase, 110, 119 van't Hoff-Arrhenius equation, 718
' sources and costs of, 769,787-91 vaporization
and sulfa drugs, 122 heat of, 307
as supplement to riboflavin, 121, 122 heat loss by, 277-81, 291-92
and Wernicke's disease, 122,175 and environmental temperature, 277-80
thyroid ventilation, pulmonary, 409-23, 462-56, 919-20, 929,
administration of, 172-76, 183-M 961-53
effect on egg production, 175 in dairy cattle, 415, 452, 453
effect on growth and development, 168-78 in horses, 423,454-55,919-20,929,951-63
effect on milk and butterfat production, 175-76 maximal, as fitness index, 929
and adrenal medulla, 179-81 and metabolism, 415,418
applications, 183-84 and oxygen decrement in expired air, 416
and calcium metabolism, 178,188 rate, measurement of, 335
deficiency effects, 168 reserve, 930
and gonads, 182 during standing, 910
and iodine, 178-79 in swine, 456
and metabolic rate, 172,289 and temperature regulation, 280-82,415-16, 929-30
1022 Svbject Index

ventilation, pulmonary, and body weight, 416-17, vitamin D, seasonal rhythm in milk, 211-12
423,452-66 relation to sex hormones, 141,143
as measure of work capacity, 919-20, 929-30 as supplement to milk, 121
visceral organs and body weight, 581-98, 621-31, vitamin Dt (see calciferol), 135,143
642-46 vitamin Dj (7-dehydrocholesterol), 135,143
vision and vitamins, 116-17 vitamin E
vital capacity, 919 deficiency effect of, 118
OSaging index, 677 and encephalomalacia, 118
vitality (or specific mortality) formula, 117
and aging, 684-85, 698, 701-2, 710 functions of, 135-36
vitamins, 132-36,762-69 and muscular dystrophy, 118
in aging, 691, 764 and reproduction, 118, 135
and antivitamins, 117 vitamin H (see biotin, coenzyme R)
applications and interrelations, 101-2, 109-10, vitamin K (anti-hemorrhagic factor), 117-18, 136
121-23, 127, 132-44, 762-74, 786-91 deficiency effects of, 136
in biologic oxidations, 109,116-28 formula of, 117-18
biosynthesis of, 741-43 and prothrombin formation, 118, 136
and carcinogens, 144-45 vitamin P (scecitrin), 134
as catalysts, 109-10
cholesterol derivatives, 143 w
costs of, 788
defined, 109-11, 116, 132-39 walking, energy cost of, 910-12
efiiciency of production of, 790-1 Warburg's enzyme, 108
and enzymes, 110,140-43 water-regulation in the body, 248
estimations in foods, 767, 768, 787-91 Weber-Fechner law, 76
formulas of, 117, 143 weight
in growth, 764-65 birth and gestation, 427-42,460
in mUk, 798, 846 body
needs, 473-75, 768-71, 786 and basal metabolism, 352-403
and the neuroendoorine system, 769-74 and brain weight, 592, 626
sources of, 769, 787-91 estimated by chest girth, 634-36,653-57
and body weight and metabolic rate, 125, 473-75, and egg weight, 482, 891, 893
766-71 egg production efficiency (see egg)
and work, 926 to height, 629,638
units, 766 and growth efficiency, 2,43-58
vitamin A lactionally effective, 85^7
and ascorbic acid, 742- and maintenance cost, 41,473
in butter and margarine, 801 and meat production efficiency, 43-58
deficiency effects of, 118, 135,774 and metabolism during growth, 404-469
dietary standards for, 770,786 and milk production, 853-56, 859-60,864
formula, 117,135 and milk production efficiency (see milk)
functions of, 116-18, 762-63, 766, 772, 774 and organ weight, 581-597, 621-628
and maintenance, 474,768 and profit, 855, 865-71, 874
provitamin A (carotene), 135 as reference base for metabolism, 352-403
and reproduction, 118 regulation of, 246-47
and vision, 116-18 and surface area, 264,367
and the thyroid, 122,177-78, 771-72 and wool weight, 618,639-40
vitamin Bi (see thiamino) Wernicke's disease, 122,774
vitamin Bi (see riboflavin) Wilhelmy's law, 76 .
vitamin B« (see pyridoxine) wool weight, 618, 639-40 i
vitamin Be, 133-34 work capacity, measures of, 918-39
vitamin B complex (bios, growth factors), 119-20, alkaline reserve, 921
132-34 rate of adjustment to work, 930-32
biogenesis in ruminants, 120 blood (oxygen and hemoglobin) capacity, 021-22
dietary need, estimates and "standards", 475, circulation rat« index, 927
766-71, 786 coronary circulation, 923-24
as growth factors, 119 effect of drugs on, 926
history of, 119 energetic efficiency, 902-4, 909-10
and homeostasis, 253 maximal steady-state effort, 929
members of, 132-36, 762 , fatigue, 918-19
sources of, 119, 769, 787-91 heart capacity, 920-21,931
vitamin C (see ascorbic acid) lactic acid reserve, 922-23, 930
vitamin D, 118,121,135 limiting factor in, 918
in calcium and phosphorus metabolism, 118, 135, lung capacity, 919-20,929
190 need for, 899-900
 Svbjed Index 1023

work capacity, measures of, nutritional condition. work, muscular efficiency of, and profit, 918, 944,
947-51
maximal oxygen consumption, 029 rising and declining curve of, 904-5
performance to exhaustion, 927 effect of speed on, 38-39, 904-9
pulse pressure, 921 effect of work-rate level on (l^w of diminishing
pulse rate, 920 increments), 7,9, 76-99,917
respiration rate, 919 energy expense of, 909
rate of recovery from work, 930-32 and fatigue, 918-19
ratio of maximum e£fort to rest, 915 fuel in, 924-25
ratio of sustained hard work to rest, 915-17 institutes, 898-99
body-temperature regulation, 924 metabolism during, 912
tidal air, 919 and oxygen supply, 919
tiring speed and lactate accumulation, 931 physiologic aspects of, 900
ventilation reserve, 930 rate (horsepower, kilowatt), 902
vital capacity, 919 safety margin in, 906
work, muscular thermodynamic aspects of, 900
apparatus for study of, 901-2,945-49 units, 900-1
aptitude and prediction tests, 900 vitamin need during, 926
and diminishing increments, 98 wound healing, effect of aging on, 875
in terms of draft, as percentage of body weight,
905-7 X
effect of hormones on, 926
efficiency of, 7, 9, 37-40, 98, 902 xerophthalmia and thyroidectomy, 178
alignment charts for estimating, 942-44 Y
and body size, 39,910-11
data on, 951-58 yellow enzyme, 125
definitions and equations for, 10-11, 37^8, 902 yolk sac, 488-90
909-10, 940-43
effect of gelatin feeding on, 925
limiting values of, 909 sine, 115,137
and the maintenance factor, 908 zygote, 491