Biomedical subjects
A Gamgee
Publications and source records attributed to A Gamgee.
On some Old and New Experiments on the Fibrin-Ferment.
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Concerning the Effects on the Heart of Alternate Stimulation of the Vagi.
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On the Action of Vanadium upon the Intrinsic Nervous Mechanism of the Frog's Heart.
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On the Difference in the Poisonous Activity of Phosphorus in Ortho-, Meta- and Pyro-Phosphoric Acids.
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The Specific Heat of Blood.
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Researches on the Constitution and Physiological Relations of Cystine (C(3)H(5)NO(2)S).
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Notes of some Experiments on the Rate of Flow of Blood and some other Liquids through Tubes of Narrow Diameter.
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Note on Dr Young's Paper.
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Report on the Progress of Physiology: From 1st April to 1st September, 1870.
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Report on the Progress of Physiology: From 1st August, 1868 to 1st April, 1869.
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Report on the Progress of Physiology: From 1st April to 1st August 1869.
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Report on the Progress of Physiology: From 1st March to 1st August, 1867.
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Report on the Progress of Physiology: From 1st August 1867, to 1st March 1868.
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Report on the Progress of Physiology: From 1st March to 1st August, 1868.
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On Poisoning by Carbonic Oxide Gas, and by Charcoal Fumes.
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