The response of hypodynamic myocardium to known concentrations of cardiac glycosides.

NUMBER 1, SEPTEMBER, 1946 I. The Response of Hypodynamic Myocardium to Known Concentrations of Cardiac Glycosides. Wallace F. White and William T. Salter 1 II. Comparison of Pressor Action of Aliphatic Amines. E. E. Swanson and K. K. Chen 10 III. Digitalis. III. The Relationship Between the Potency and Baljet Reaction of the Glycosides of Digitalis. Frederick K. Bell and John C. Krantz, Jr 14 IV. Studies on the Ocular Reactions of Rabbits to Di-Isopropyl Fluorophosphate. RoyO.Scholz,M.D 23 V. The Treatment of Di-Isopropyl Fluorophosphate (DFP) Poisoning in Rabbits. Bernard P. McNamara, George B. Koelle and Alfred Gilman 27 VI. Antidotes to Poisoning by Di-Isopropyl Fluorophosphate in Cats. Walter Modell and Stephen Krop 34 VII. Synergisms and Antagonisms Between Physostigmine and Di-Isopropyl Fluorophosphate in Cats. Rudolf Koster 39 VIII. Pharmacological and Chemotherapeutic Properties of 3,4-Dimethyl-5Sulfanilamido-Isoxazole. R. J. Schnitzer, R. H. K. Foster, N. Ercoli, G. Soo-Hoo, C. N. Mangieri and M. D. Roe 47 IX. The Direct Action of Prostigmine on Skeletal Muscle; Its Relationship to the Choline Esters. Walter F. Riker, Jr., andW. Clarke Wescoe 58 X. The Action of Physostigmine, Di-Isopropyl Fluorophosphate and Other Parasympathomimetic Drugs on the Rectus Muscle of the Frog. Ovidio Miquel 67 XI. The Effects of Several Local Anesthetics on the Resting Potential of Isolated Frog Nerve. A. L. Bennett and K. G. Chinburg 72 XII. The Biochemorphology of Nicotine. I. Observations on the Effect of Progressive Degradation of the Pyrrolidine Ring. P. S. Larson, J. J. Schwartz, J. K. Finnegan and H. B. Haag 82 XIII. The Metabolic Fate of Acetanilid and Other Aniline Derivatives. I. Major Metabolities of Acetanilid Appearing in the Urine. Leon A. Greenberg and David Lester 87 XIV. Arsine Poisoning; Mode of Action and Treatment. C. J. Kensler, J. C. Abets and C. P. Rhoads 99