CONTENTS. 



Selman A. Waksman and J. Joffe: The oxidation of sulfur by micro-organisms, 

 i (1583). 



J. Arthur Harris: Formulae for the determination of the correlations of size and of 

 growth. 2 (1584). 



John P. Peters, Jr. and David P. Barr (by invitation) : The carbon dioxid disso- 

 ciation curve and the arterial and venous carbon dioxid tension of human 

 blood in health and in disease. 3 (1585). 



H. L. Alexander (by invitation) : Precipitin response in the blood of rabbits fol- 

 lowing subarachnoid injections of horse serum. 4 (1586). 



Eduard Uhlenhuth: Experimental gigantism produced by feeding pituitary glands. 



5 (1587). 



J. Howard Mueller (by invitation) : Observations on bacterial metabolism. 



6 (1588). 



John W. Churchman: The cause of the parallelism between the gram reaction 

 and gentian violet reaction. 7 (1589). 



John W. Churchman: The communal activity of bacteria. 8 (1590). 



John W. Churchman: Relation of the gentian violet reaction to dilution of im- 

 planted emulsion. 9 (1591)- 



John W. Churchman: The effect cf repeated re-inoculations of gentian violet agar 

 with gentian positive organisms. 10 (1592). 



John W. Churchman: The selective action of gentian violet in relation to chemo- 

 therapy. 11 (1593)- 



John W. Churchman: The communal activity of bacteria. 12 (1594). 



Loren R. Chandler (by invitation) : Resistance of hepatic tissues to local anemia. 

 13 (1595). 



Loren R. Chandler (by invitation) : An attempt to produce hemochromatosis 



experimentally. 14 (1596). 

 H. A. Kipp (by invitation) : Variations in the total cholesterol content of the blood 



serum in pernicious anemia and pneumonia. 15 (1597). 

 D. I. Macht and William Bloom: Effect of antipyretics on behavior and memory 



of albino rats. 16 (1598). 

 L. L. Woodruff: Amicronucleate infusoria. 17 (1599). 



F. D. Bullock, M. R. Curtis and G. L. Rohdenburg (by invitation) : A preliminary 



report on the experimental production of sarcoma of the liver of rats. 18 (1600). 

 Harry A. Cheplin and Leo F. Rettger: Further studies on the transformation 



of the intestinal flora. 19 (1601). 

 Victor K. LaMer and H. L. Campbell: (by invitation) Changes in organ weight 



produced by diets deficient in antiscorbutic vitamine. 20 (1602). 

 F. P. Gay and Bernice Rhodes: Experimental bronchopneumonia and empyema 



in the rabbit. 21 (1603). 

 Ruth L. Stone: The bactericidal action of rabbit bile on certain strains of 



streptococci. 22 (1604). 

 T. D. Beckwith: The viability of B. typhosus in alkaline bile in vivo. 23 (1605). 

 T. Addis and D. R. Drury: The conditions under which the ratio between the 



urea content of the urine and of the blood remain constant. 24 (1606). 



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