Volume 1

The collected papers of Sydney Ringer.

  • Sydney Ringer
Date:
1912
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Credit: The collected papers of Sydney Ringer. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    ( CONTENTS. VOLUME I, In Memory of Sydney Ringer, 1835-1910. By Benjamin Moore Concerning the Effects on Frogs of Arrest of the Circulation, and an Explanation of the Action of Potash Salts on the Animal Body. By Ringer and Murrell ........ The Action of Arseniate of Soda and Arsenious Acid on Frogs. By Ringer and ]\Iurrell ......... Concerning the Action of Aconitia on the Nervous and Muscular System of Frogs. By Ringer and Murrell . . . . The Action of Tartar Emetic, Hydrocyanic Acid and Veratria on the Animal Body. By Ringer and Murrell . . . . . On Pituri. By Ringer and Murrell ....... A Few Further Experiments with Pituria. By Ringer and Murrell. On the Antagonism between Pilocarpine and Extract of Amanita Muscaria. By Ringer and Murrell On the Physiological Action of Narcissia, an Alkaloid, obtained from the Bulb of the common Daffodil (Narcissus Pseudo-Nar- cissus). By Ringer and Morshead On the Physiological Action of the common Snowdrop (Galanthus Nivalis) and of the Jonquil. By Ringer and Morshead On the Relative Paralysing Action of Atropia and Pilocarpine on the Heart. By Ringer and Morshead ...... Concerning the Action of Common Salt, Sulphate of Atro])ia, Bro- mide of Conia and Sulphate of Nicotine on Muscular Irritability. By Ringer and Morshead On the Antagonisms of Aconitia on the Frog’s Heart Concerning the Influence of Season and of Temperature on the Action and on the Antagonisms of Drugs ..... Regarding the Action of Hydrate of Soda, Hydrate of Ammonia, and Hydrate of Potash on the Ventricle of the Frog’s Heart PAGE 1 22 47 66 75 81 90 93 103 123 127 144 154 161 171 Concerning the Influence exerted by each of the Constituents of the Blood on the Contraction of the Ventricle . . . .179