[引用][C] THE MAINTENANCE OF CARBONIC ACID EQUILIBRIUM IN THE BODY, WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE INFLUENCE OF RESPIRATION AND …
CD Murray, AB Hastings - Journal of Biological Chemistry, 1925 - Elsevier
The maintenance of equilibrium by an adult individual, more specifically the maintenance of
a steady state, has been recognized as a chief characteristic of life and a cardinal principle …
a steady state, has been recognized as a chief characteristic of life and a cardinal principle …
[引用][C] Respiratory Regulation of the CO2 Capacity of the Blood: I. High Levels of CO2 and Alkali
Y Henderson, HW Haggard - Journal of Biological Chemistry, 1918 - Elsevier
The balance between acids and alkalies has come to be recognized as one of the most
important of the equilibria of the living body. It is so important in fact that it appears never 'to …
important of the equilibria of the living body. It is so important in fact that it appears never 'to …
[PDF][PDF] Carbon dioxide formation and elimination in man: recent theories and possible consequences
L Wiklund - Upsala Journal of Medical Sciences, 1996 - Taylor & Francis
The normal pH in blood and extracellular fluid at 37OC is 7.40. The pH inside ordinary
muscle cells is 7.00 at the same temperature (1, 2, 3). Proteins are ionized in just this pH …
muscle cells is 7.00 at the same temperature (1, 2, 3). Proteins are ionized in just this pH …
[引用][C] Carbon dioxide and pH as regulatory factors in metabolism
AB Hastings, WJ Longmore - Advances in enzyme regulation, 1965 - Elsevier
THE body's desire and ability to maintain homeostasis with respect to the pH and COs
tension of its arterial blood plasma has long been recognized and experimentally …
tension of its arterial blood plasma has long been recognized and experimentally …
Physiological regulation of the acid-base balance of the blood and some related functions
Y Henderson - Physiological Reviews, 1925 - journals.physiology.org
Development of knowledge of the blood as a chemical svstem has” of late been rapid and
successful. So much so in fact that there seems real danger that the approximately complete …
successful. So much so in fact that there seems real danger that the approximately complete …
[引用][C] Tables for finding the alkaline reserve of blood serum, in health and in acidosis, from the total CO2 or the alveolar CO2 or the pH at known CO2 tension
JF McClendon, A Shedlov, W Thomson - Journal of Biological Chemistry, 1917 - Elsevier
The object of the present paper is the co. mparison of the results obtained by means of the
hydrogen electrode and with aJveolar CO2 apparatus with those obtained by means of the …
hydrogen electrode and with aJveolar CO2 apparatus with those obtained by means of the …
[PDF][PDF] The influence of alterations in acid-base balance upon transfers of carbon dioxide and bicarbonate in man
JD Rosenbaum - The Journal of Clinical Investigation, 1942 - Am Soc Clin Investig
The output of carbon dioxide by the lungs is primarily dependent upon the oxidative
metabolism of the organism, and may, indeed, be used as a measure of oxidative processes …
metabolism of the organism, and may, indeed, be used as a measure of oxidative processes …
[HTML][HTML] Total acid-base equilibrium of plasma in health and disease. II. The effect of CO 2 tension on the concentration of the acids of plasma of oxygenated blood
AJ Eisenman, HA Bulger, JP Peters - Journal of Biological …, 1926 - books.google.com
In the first paper of this series (2) a method for the determination of the total acid-base
equilibrium of the serum was described and the variations in the different acids and the base …
equilibrium of the serum was described and the variations in the different acids and the base …
Acid-base equilibrium and salt and water exchange
JP Peters - The Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 1930 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
logarithmic form, pH PpK'+ log (H2CO) The concentration of H2CO3 is dependent upoIn the
tension of C02 in the blood, and in turn, is determined by the rate of production of CO'2 in the …
tension of C02 in the blood, and in turn, is determined by the rate of production of CO'2 in the …
Oxygen and carbon dioxide gas stores of the body.
NS Cherniack, GS Longobardo - Physiological Reviews, 1970 - journals.physiology.org
IN THE BODY 02 and CO2 are stored in three forms: I) as a gas, 2) in physical solution, and
3) in chemical combination. When exchange with the environment is temporarily insufficient …
3) in chemical combination. When exchange with the environment is temporarily insufficient …