Gaskell1 first classified the efferent nerves of the body. and proved that those issuing from
the central nervous system to supply the plain muscular tissues have common …

HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION rT-o trace animal tissues which produce adrenaline or its
related compounds, biologists have used extensively the chromaffin reaction, first described …

If the noradrenaline in the organ is derived from the adrenergic nerves its disappearance
after degeneration of these fibres would be expected. This is actually the case as shown by …

G. BARGER AND HH DALE. being synthetic dl. adrenine. Dakin examined similar series'
and found, as Loewi and Meyer had done, that in most cases the reduction of the ketones to …

Ipropose this evening to consider the general plan of the efferent system of nerves which
controls the unstriated muscle, the cardiac muscle, and the glandular tissue of mammals; to …

METHODS. The experiments were made on cats under chloralose ansesthesia or on spinal
cats. Inthe latter the preliminary operation under ether was performed by removing the roof …

Stimulation of sympathetic fibers, which deliver impulses to the smooth muscle of tail hairs,
leg vessels or the splanchnic area, causes a prolonged rise of blood pressure and other …

sympathetic or thoracico-lumbar division of the autonomic system. An examination of the
action of pituitary extract on various organs and systems containing plain muscle and gland …

I have no doubt that a good many of you present have read an account of adrenalin, and
some of you no doubt have used it. Inasmuch as, however, this is the first time the active …

It is customary for Croonian lecturers, after expressing their thanks to the President and
Council for the honour that they have received in being asked to give this lecture, to devote …