Concerning the metabolism of the peripheral nervous system.

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[1] Carbon dioxide production from nerve fibres when resting and when stimulated; A contribution to the chemical basis of irritability. [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY, 1913, 32 (02): : 107 - 136

[2] TASHIRO S, 1914, Z PHYS CHEM BIOL, V1, P450

[3] THUNBERG T, 1904, ZENTRALBL PHYSL, V18, P553

[4] VONBAEYER H, 1903, Z ALLG PHYSL, V2, P169

[5] 1919, H-S Z PHYSIOL CHEM, V105, P1

[6] 1918, H-S Z PHYSIOL CHEM, V101, P212

[7] 1918, H-S Z PHYSIOL CHEM, V101, P253

[8] 1919, H-S Z PHYSIOL CHEM, V108, P21

[9] 1918, H-S Z PHYSIOL CHEM, V101, P248

[10] 1917, H-S Z PHYSIOL CHEM, V100, P185