Normal human subjects
Studies on the role of cephalic vagal stimulation in the acid secretory response to eating in normal human subjects
... These experiments were performed to determine the importance of cephalic-vagal stimulation in the acid secretory response to eating in normal human subjects. Cephalic stimulation was induced by a ...
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The Basic Electrical Rhythm of the Duodenum in Normal Human Subjects and in Patients with Thyroid Disease
... The Basic Electrical Rhythm of the Duodenum in Normal Human Subjects and in Patients with Thyroid Disease James Christensen, … , Harold P... Journal of Clinical Investigation Vol.[r] ...
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A Comparison of the Metabolism of Radioactive 17 Isoaldosterone and Aldosterone Administered Intravenously and Orally to Normal Human Subjects
... of subjects, 35 ± 3 (SE) and 53 ± 4 (SE)%, respectively, of the dose was recovered as 17- isoaldosterone released by acid and less than 5% as total metabolites after incubation with ...
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THE DEMONSTRATION OF PULMONARY ARTERIOVENOUS SHUNTS IN NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS, AND THEIR INCREASE IN CERTAIN DISEASE STATES
... In seven of these 14 patients, the magnitude of the saturation changes was within the range seen in normal subjects, but in the remaining seven, changes of increased magnitude were recor[r] ...
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Transcorneal electrical stimulation increases chorioretinal blood flow in normal human subjects
... Methods: The chorioretinal blood flow of 10 healthy subjects was measured before and after TES by laser speckle flowgraphy and expressed as the square blur rate (SBR). The chorioretinal blood flow was determined ...
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Plasma Clearance of dl β H3 Norepinephrine in Normal Human Subjects and Patients with Essential Hypertension
... Earlier studies at this laboratory indicated that plasma H3-VMA as well as total effluent H3 activity following 30-minute infusions of H3-NE into normal subjects and patients with essent[r] ...
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Studies on the mechanisms of food stimulated gastric acid secretion in normal human subjects
... Test meals containing amino acids also evoked a greater gastrin response than other meals, and the correlation between this rise in serum gastrin concentration and the rate of acid secre[r] ...
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CHROMATOGRAPHIC PATTERNS OF INDIVIDUAL GASTRIC JUICE SPECIMENS FROM NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS
... The milliequivalents per liter mEq/L of HCl of the original gastric juice, the content of hexoses and total proteolytic enzyme activity of the nonfractionated dialyzed and lyophilized ma[r] ...
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The Metabolism of Albumin Bound C14 Labeled Unesterified Fatty Acids in Normal Human Subjects
... Red cells from blood samples removed from subjects one hour after administration of labeled palmitic and oleic acids contained only 1 per cent of the radioactivity contained in an equiva[r] ...
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STUDIES ON COPPER METABOLISM VI BLOOD COPPER IN NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS
... On the basis of actually determined RBC copper, the ratio of cell copper to plasma copper becomes 1.04 in males and 1.05 in females, rather than the lower figures we reported earlier 12 [r] ...
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THE EFFECT OF APPLICATION OF TOURNIQUETS TO THE LEGS ON CARDIAC OUTPUT AND RENAL FUNCTION IN NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS
... The application of venous tourniquets to the thighs results in a slight but significant fall in cardiac output; highly significant falls in effective renal plasma flow, urine flow and so[r] ...
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EVIDENCE THAT RENAL SODIUM EXCRETION BY NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS IS REGULATED BY ADRENAL CORTICAL ACTIVITY
... The following three day period of sodium citrate administration reproduces the same effects of decreased adrenal cortical function that occurred with sodium chloride administration, foll[r] ...
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THE EFFECT OF MILD EXERCISE IN THE SUPINE POSITION ON THE PULMONARY ARTERIAL PRESSURE OF FIVE NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS
... In each of our five subjects the same pattern of response of the pulmonary arterial mean pressure to exercise was found: a prompt rise in pressure following the abrupt start of exercise,[r] ...
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STUDIES OF UNBOUND AMINO ACID DISTRIBUTIONS IN PLASMA, ERYTHROCYTES, LEUKOCYTES AND URINE OF NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS
... Alanine a-Amino-n-butyric acid Arginine Glutamic acid Glutamine Histidine Lysine Methionine Ornithine Phenylalanine Proline Threonine Tryptophan Tyrosine Valine Ergothioneine Ethanolamin[r] ...
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DETERMINATION OF TOTAL BODY FAT BY ABSORPTION OF AN INERT GAS; MEASUREMENTS AND RESULTS IN NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS
... Thus, for a normal subject the cyclopropane uptake method in its present state of development gives an estinmated uncertainty of i 18 per cent for total body fat and i 5 per cent for fat[r] ...
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Renal Reabsorption of Phosphate in Normal Human Subjects and in Patients with Parathyroid Disease
... THE QUANTITIES OF PHOSPHATE FILTERED, glomerular filtration rate; RPF, effective renal plasma flow; Tm, maximal rate of renal tubular reabsorption; ExCRETED, AND REABSORBED DURING INTRAV[r] ...
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THE AMOUNT AND NATURE OF URINARY PROTEINS IN NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS
... The application of two technics, a concentration of the urinary proteins by ultrafiltration 5 and b analysis of the electrophoretic migration patterns using the Tiselius apparatus, has p[r] ...
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Aspirin effects on lymphocyte cyclic AMP levels in normal human subjects
... Because the in vivo effect of aspirin on lymphocyte cyclic AMP metabolism could not be reproduced by adding aspirin, sodium salicylate, or both two experiments, not shown directly to sus[r] ...
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Dietary induced subclinical vitamin K deficiency in normal human subjects
... The PT and APTT remained constant throughout the study period and did not increase in response to the vitamin K depletion even though plasma levels of vitamin K, fell below the normal ra[r] ...
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COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON THE TURNOVER OF SERUM ALBUMIN IN NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS
... LATIONSHIP BETWEEN SPECIFIC ACTIVITY OF PLASMA PROTEIN AND TIME IN NORMAL SUBJECTS GIVEN HEAVILY IODINATED AND LIGHTLY IODINATED HUMAN SERUM ALBUMIN LIGHTLY AND VERY LIGHTLY IODINATED PR[r] ...
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