Principles of General Physiology

Principles of General Physiology

Principles of General Physiology. Vol. 1. The Physico-chemical Background

This book, with the proposed second volume, is to constitute a 5th edition of the work of the same title by the author's father, W. M. Bayliss. The last edition of that book appeared in 1924, the year of Sir William's death. Since that time his son has become known to students of the medical sciences as co-author of one of the more readable textbooks of human physiology. The ten chapters of the...

Principles of Physiology

protein, the scrapie protein, or neuronal cytoskeletal proteins. Trace metals, of waning interest to some, garner only four papers. This volume avoids many of the pitfalls common in progress reports of this kind. There is a solid, easily followed organization of papers, with no random scatter of contributions into inappropriate headings; figure quality is professional, with clear reproductions;...

Principles of Human Physiology

Principles of Animal Physiology

This is a comprehensive physiology textbook covering a wide range of relevant topics in biology, general physiology, and biochemistry as they relate to organ system operations. Regulatory and comparative aspects of body functions are emphasized. Similarities and differences of structure and function in various animal species are described in an effort to develop the basic concepts of organ func...