LEAF, A.: The mechanism of the asymmetrical distribution of endogenous lactate about the
isolated toad bladder. J. cell. compo Physiol. 54, 103-108 (1959).
- J. ANDERSON, and L.B . PAGE : Active sodium transport by the isolated toad bladder. J.
gen. Physiol. 41, 657-668 (1958).
LEBRIE, S.J. and R.S. ELIZONDO : Saline loading and aldosterone in water snakes Natrix
cyclopion. Amer. J. Physiol. 217,426-430 (1969).
- 1.D. W.SUTHERLAND: Renal function in water snakes. Amer. J. Physiol. 203,995-1000
(1962).
LEDERIS, K.: Fine structure and hormone content of the hypothalamoneurohypophysial
system of the rainbow trout (Salmo irideus) exposed to sea water. Gen. compo Endocr.
4,638-661 (1964).
- Teleostean urophysis : Stimulation of contractions of bladder of the trout Salmo gairdnerii. Science 163, 1327-1328 (1969).
LEE, A.K . and E.H. MERCER : Cocoon surrounding desert-dwelling frogs. Science 157,
87-88 (1967).
LEGAIT, H.: Contribution al'etude morphologique et experimenrale du systeme hypothalamo-neurohypophysaire de la poule Rhode Island . These, Louvain-Nancy 1959.
LELOUP, J.: Absorption branchiale des iodures et son controle endocrinien chez I'Anguille.
J . Physiol. (Paris) 58, 560 (1966).
LELOUp-HATEY, J. : Influence de l'hypophyse sur Ie raux des corticosteroides du plasma de
I'Anguille (Anguilla anguilla L). J. Physiol. (Par is) 53, 405-406 (1961).
- Corpuscules de Stannius et equilibre mineral chez l'Anguille (Anguilla anguilla L.) J.
Physiol. (Paris) 56, 595-596 (1964).
LEVINSKY, N . G . and W. H. SAWYER: Influence of the adenohypophysis on the frog waterbalance response. Endocrinology 51, 110-116 (1952).
- W . H . SAWYER : Significance of neurohypophysis in regulation of fluid balance in the frog .
Proc. Soc. expoBioI. (N.Y.) 82, 272-274 (1953).
LI, C.H., W.K. LIU, and J.S. DIXON: Human pituitary growth hormone. XII. The amino
acid sequence of the hormone. J. Am. chern . Soc. 88,2050-2051 (1966).
LICHT, P. and S.D.BRADSHAW: A demonstration of corticotropic activity and its distribution in the Pars Distalis of the reptile. Gen. comp. Endocr. 13, 226...:235 (1969).
LOVATT EVANS, c., D .F.G. SMITH, and H . WEIL-MALHERBE: The relationship between
sweating the catecholamine content of the blood in the horse. J. Physiol. (Lond.) 132,
542-552 (1956).
LYNN, W .G ., J.J. MCCORMICK, and j .C. GREGOREK: Environmental temperature and
thyroid function in the lizard, Anolis carolinensis. Gen . cornp . Endocr. 5, 587-595 (1965).
MACCHI, LA. and J.G. PHILLIPS: In vitro effect of adrenocorticotropin on corticoid secretion in the turtle, snake, and bullfrog. Gen . compo Endocr. 6, 170-182 (1966).
- J.G.PHILLIPS, P.BROWN, and M.YASUNA: Relationship between nasal gland function
and plasma corticoid levels in birds. Fed. Proc. 24, 575 (1965).
MACFARLANE, W. V.: Terrestrial animals in dry heat : Ungulates . In: Handbook of Physiology. Sec. 5, Adaptation to the environment. pp. 509-539. Washington: Amer. Physiol.
Soc. 1964.
MAcINTYRE , 1.: Calcitonin: a review 01its discovery and an account of purification and action. Proc. roy. Soc. B 170,49-60 (1968).
MACMILLEN, R.E. and A.K. LEE: Water metabolism of Australian hopping mice . Compo
Biochem. Physiol. 28, 493-514 (1969).
MAETZ, J. : Le controle endocrinien du transport actif de sodium atravers la peau de grenouille . 'la Methode des Indicateurs N ucleaires dans l'Erude des transports Actifs
d'Ions.' 185-196 Ed. by J. Coursaget. London : Pergamon Press 1959.
- Physiological aspects of neurohypophysial function in fishes with some reference to the
Amphibia. Symp . Zool. Soc. Lond. No.9, 107-140 (1963).
- Salt and water metabolism . In: Perspectives in Endocrinology, pp. 47-162, Ed . by E.J.W.
BARRINGTON and C.B . JORGENSEN. London: Academic Press 1968.
- Observations of the role of the pituitary-interrenal axis in the ion regulation of the eel
and other releosts . (Symposium on Comp oEndocrinology New Delhi, 1967). Gen. comp,
Endocr. Suppl. 2 pp . 299-316 (1969 a).
273
isolated toad bladder. J. cell. compo Physiol. 54, 103-108 (1959).
- J. ANDERSON, and L.B . PAGE : Active sodium transport by the isolated toad bladder. J.
gen. Physiol. 41, 657-668 (1958).
LEBRIE, S.J. and R.S. ELIZONDO : Saline loading and aldosterone in water snakes Natrix
cyclopion. Amer. J. Physiol. 217,426-430 (1969).
- 1.D. W.SUTHERLAND: Renal function in water snakes. Amer. J. Physiol. 203,995-1000
(1962).
LEDERIS, K.: Fine structure and hormone content of the hypothalamoneurohypophysial
system of the rainbow trout (Salmo irideus) exposed to sea water. Gen. compo Endocr.
4,638-661 (1964).
- Teleostean urophysis : Stimulation of contractions of bladder of the trout Salmo gairdnerii. Science 163, 1327-1328 (1969).
LEE, A.K . and E.H. MERCER : Cocoon surrounding desert-dwelling frogs. Science 157,
87-88 (1967).
LEGAIT, H.: Contribution al'etude morphologique et experimenrale du systeme hypothalamo-neurohypophysaire de la poule Rhode Island . These, Louvain-Nancy 1959.
LELOUP, J.: Absorption branchiale des iodures et son controle endocrinien chez I'Anguille.
J . Physiol. (Paris) 58, 560 (1966).
LELOUp-HATEY, J. : Influence de l'hypophyse sur Ie raux des corticosteroides du plasma de
I'Anguille (Anguilla anguilla L). J. Physiol. (Par is) 53, 405-406 (1961).
- Corpuscules de Stannius et equilibre mineral chez l'Anguille (Anguilla anguilla L.) J.
Physiol. (Paris) 56, 595-596 (1964).
LEVINSKY, N . G . and W. H. SAWYER: Influence of the adenohypophysis on the frog waterbalance response. Endocrinology 51, 110-116 (1952).
- W . H . SAWYER : Significance of neurohypophysis in regulation of fluid balance in the frog .
Proc. Soc. expoBioI. (N.Y.) 82, 272-274 (1953).
LI, C.H., W.K. LIU, and J.S. DIXON: Human pituitary growth hormone. XII. The amino
acid sequence of the hormone. J. Am. chern . Soc. 88,2050-2051 (1966).
LICHT, P. and S.D.BRADSHAW: A demonstration of corticotropic activity and its distribution in the Pars Distalis of the reptile. Gen. comp. Endocr. 13, 226...:235 (1969).
LOVATT EVANS, c., D .F.G. SMITH, and H . WEIL-MALHERBE: The relationship between
sweating the catecholamine content of the blood in the horse. J. Physiol. (Lond.) 132,
542-552 (1956).
LYNN, W .G ., J.J. MCCORMICK, and j .C. GREGOREK: Environmental temperature and
thyroid function in the lizard, Anolis carolinensis. Gen . cornp . Endocr. 5, 587-595 (1965).
MACCHI, LA. and J.G. PHILLIPS: In vitro effect of adrenocorticotropin on corticoid secretion in the turtle, snake, and bullfrog. Gen . compo Endocr. 6, 170-182 (1966).
- J.G.PHILLIPS, P.BROWN, and M.YASUNA: Relationship between nasal gland function
and plasma corticoid levels in birds. Fed. Proc. 24, 575 (1965).
MACFARLANE, W. V.: Terrestrial animals in dry heat : Ungulates . In: Handbook of Physiology. Sec. 5, Adaptation to the environment. pp. 509-539. Washington: Amer. Physiol.
Soc. 1964.
MAcINTYRE , 1.: Calcitonin: a review 01its discovery and an account of purification and action. Proc. roy. Soc. B 170,49-60 (1968).
MACMILLEN, R.E. and A.K. LEE: Water metabolism of Australian hopping mice . Compo
Biochem. Physiol. 28, 493-514 (1969).
MAETZ, J. : Le controle endocrinien du transport actif de sodium atravers la peau de grenouille . 'la Methode des Indicateurs N ucleaires dans l'Erude des transports Actifs
d'Ions.' 185-196 Ed. by J. Coursaget. London : Pergamon Press 1959.
- Physiological aspects of neurohypophysial function in fishes with some reference to the
Amphibia. Symp . Zool. Soc. Lond. No.9, 107-140 (1963).
- Salt and water metabolism . In: Perspectives in Endocrinology, pp. 47-162, Ed . by E.J.W.
BARRINGTON and C.B . JORGENSEN. London: Academic Press 1968.
- Observations of the role of the pituitary-interrenal axis in the ion regulation of the eel
and other releosts . (Symposium on Comp oEndocrinology New Delhi, 1967). Gen. comp,
Endocr. Suppl. 2 pp . 299-316 (1969 a).
273