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de sodium et la perrneabilite a l'eau de la peau de grenouille . Role du 3', 5'-AMP cvclique,
Biochim . biophys. Acta (Amst.) 150, 113-123 (1968).
BAYLISS, L.E.: Principles of General Physiology. Vol. 2. pp. 724 London: Longmans, 1960.
BECK, R.R ., K.A. BROWNELL, and P.K. BESCH: A further study of adrenal function in the
Opossum (Didelphis virginiana). Gen. cornp, Endocr. 13, 165-172 (1969).
BELLAMY, D.: Movements of potassium, sodium and chloride in incubated gills from the
silver eel. Comp oBiochem. Physiol. 3, 125-135 (1961).
- I. CHESTER JONES : Studies on Myxine glutinosa . 1. The chemical composition of the
tissues. Comp oBiochem. Physiol. 3, 175-183 (1961).
- j .G.PHILLIPS: Effects of administration of sodium chloride solutions on the concentration of radioactivity in the nasal gland of ducks (Anas platyrhynchos) injected with
[3H] corticosterone. J.Endocr. 36, 97-98 (1966).
BENEDICT, F. G. : The physiology of large reptiles . Carnegie Inst, Wash. Publication No.
525 (1932).
BENNETT, M.V. L. and S.Fox: Electrophysiology of caudal neurosecretory cells in the skate
and fluke. Gen. compo Endocr. 2, 77-95 (1962).
BENOIT, G.J. and E.R . NORRIS: Studies on trimethylamine oxide. II. The origin of trimethylamine oxide in young salmon. ] . biol, Chern . 158,439-442 (1945).
BENTLEY, P.j.: Some aSfects of the water metabolism of an Australian marsupial Setonyx
brachyurus.]. Physio. (Lond.) 127, 1-10 (1955).
- The effects of neurohypophysial extracts on water transfer across the wall of the isolated
urinary bladder of the toad Bu/o rnarinus. ]. Endocr. 17,201-209 (1958).
- Effects of elevated plasma sodium and potassium in the erythrocyte of the lizard Trachysaurus rugosus. Nature (Lond .) 184, 1403 (1959a).
- Studies on the water and electrolyte metabolism of the lizard Trachysaurus rugosus
(Gray). J. Physiol. (Lond.) 145, 37-47 (1959 b).
- The effects of vasopressin on the short-circuit current across the wall of the isolated bladder of the toad Bu/o marinus. j . Endocr. 21, 161-170 (1960a).
- Evaporative water loss and temperature regulation in the marsupial Setonyx brachyurus.
Aust. J. expo BioI. 38, 301-306 (1960b).
- Directional differences in the permeability to water of the isolated urinary bladder of
the toad, Bu/o marinus. J. Endocr. 22,95-100 (1961).
- Permeability of the skin of the cyclostome Lampetra /luviatilis to water and electrolytes.
Compo Biochem. Physiol. 6, 95-97 (1962a).
- Studies on the permeability of the large intestine and urinary bladder of the tortoise tTestudo graeca) with special reference to the effects of neuro-hypophysial and adrenocortical
hormones. Gen . compo Endocr. 2,323-328 (1962 b).
- Composition of the urine of the fasting humpback whale (Megaptera nodosa). Compo
Biochem. Physiol. 10,257-259 (1963).
- Physiological properties of the isolated frog bladder in hyperosmotic solutions. Compo
Biochem. Physiol. 12,233-239 (1964).
- Rectification of water flow across the bladder of the toad ; effect of vasopressin. Life Sciences 4, 133-140 (1965).
- The physiology of the urinary bladder of Amphibia. BioI. Rev. 41,275-316 (1966a).
- Adaptations of Amphibia to arid environments. Science 152,619-623 (1966b) .
- Mechanism of action of neurohypophysial hormones: actions of manganese and zinc on
the permeability of the toad bladder. J. Endocr. 39, 493-506 (1967).
- Neurohypophysial function in Amphibia: hormone activity in the plasma. J.Endocr.
43, 359-369 (l969a).
- Neurohypophysial hormones in Amphibia: A comparison of their actions and storage
Gen . cornp . Endocr, 13, 39-44 (1969 b).
- The permeability of the urinary bladder of a urodele amphibian (the mudpuppy, Necturus maculosus) : studies with vasotocin and aldosterone. Gen. comp. Endocr. 16,356-362
(1971 a).
- Failure to detect levels of vasotocin similar to those in amphibians in the plasma of the
eel, Anguilla rostrata. J. Endocr. 49, 183-184 (1971 b).
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