THE FATE OF UTILIZED MOLECULAR OXYGEN AND THE SOURCE OF THE OXYGEN OF RESPIRATORY CARBON DIOXIDE, STUDIED WITH THE AID OF HEAVY OXYGEN

Nathan. Lifson
Nathan. Lifson
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From the Departments of Physiology and Physics, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
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George B. Gordon
George B. Gordon
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From the Departments of Physiology and Physics, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
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M.B. Visscher
M.B. Visscher
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From the Departments of Physiology and Physics, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
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A.O. Nier
A.O. Nier
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Published online: September 01, 1949

Received: April 21, 1949

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