Hypothesis: Inhaled Anesthetics Produce Immobility and Amnesia by Different Mechanisms at Different Sites von Eger, Edmond I, Koblin, Donald D, Harris, R. Adron, Kendig, Joan J, Pohorille, Andrew, Halsey, Michael J, Trudell, James R

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Polyhalogenated and Perfluorinated Compounds that Disobey the Meyer-Overton Hypothesis von Koblin, Donald D., Chortkoff, Ben S., Laster, Michael J., Eger, Edmond I, Halsey, Michael J., Ionescu, Pompiliu

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Minimum alveolar concentrations of noble gases, nitrogen, and sulfur hexafluoride in rats : Helium and neon as nonimmobilizers (nonanesthetics) von KOBLIN, D. D, ZEXU FANG, EGER, E. I, LASTER, M. J, GONG, D, IONESCU, P, HALSEY, M. J, TRUDELL, J. R

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What Solvent Best Represents the Site of Action of Inhaled Anesthetics in Humans, Rats, and Dogs? von Taheri, Shahram, Halsey, Michael J., Liu, Jin, Eger, Edmond I., Koblin, Donald D., Laster, Michael J.

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Anesthetic and Convulsant Properties of Aromatic Compounds and Cycloalkanes: Implications for Mechanisms of Narcosis von Fang, Zexu, Sonner, James, Laster, Michael J., Ionescu, Pompi, Kandel, Lori, Koblin, Donald D., Eger II, Edmond I, Halsey, Michael J.

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Hypothesis : Volatile anesthetics produce immobility by acting on two sites approximately five carbon atoms apart von EGER, E. I, HALSEY, M. J, HARRIS, R. A, KOBLIN, D. D, POHORILLE, A, SEWELL, J. C, SONNER, J. M, TRUDELL, J. R

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Molecular Properties of the “Ideal” Inhaled Anesthetic: Studies of Fluorinated Methanes, Ethanes, Propanes, and Butanes von Eger, E. I, Liu, J., Koblin, D. D., Laster, M. J., Taheri, S., Halsey, M. J., Ionescu, P., Chortkoff, B. S., Hudlicky, T.

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A Cutoff in Potency Exists in the Perfluoroalkanes von Liu, Jin, Laster, Michael J., Koblin, Donald D., Eger, Edmond I, Halsey, Michael J., Taheri, Shahram, Chortkoff, Ben

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Effects of high pressure on the central nervous system von Halsey, M J

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Polyhalogenated methyl ethyl ethers : Solubilities and anesthetic properties von KOBLIN, D. D, LASTER, M. J, IONESCU, P, GONG, D, EGER, E. I, HALSEY, M. J, HUDLICKY, T

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Nonimmobilizers and transitional compounds may produce convulsions by two mechanisms von EGER, E. I, KOBLIN, D. D, SONNER, J, GONG, D, LASTER, M. J, IONESCU, P, HALSEY, M. J, HUDLICKY, T

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Is There a Cutoff in Anesthetic Potency for the Normal Alkanes? von Liu, Jin, Laster, Michael J., Taheri, Shahram, Eger, Edmond I., Koblin, Donald D., Halsey, Michael J.

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Effect of n-Alkane Kinetics in Rats on Potency Estimations and the Meyer-Overton Hypothesis von Liu, Jin, Laster, Michael J., Taheri, Shahram, Eger, Edmond I, Chortkoff, Ben, Halsey, Michael J.

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Anesthesia by n-Alkanes Not Consistent with the Meyer-Overton Hypothesis: Determinations of the Solubilities of Alkanes in Saline and Various Lipids von Taheri, Shahram, Laster, Michael J., Liu, Jin, Eger, Edmond I., Halsey, Michael J., Koblin, Donald D.

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Calcium channel antagonists decrease the ethanol withdrawal syndrome von Little, H.J., Dolin, S.J., Halsey, M.J.

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Shape similarity indices are the best predictors of substituted fluoroethane and ether anaesthesia von Sewell, JC, Halsey, MJ

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Pharmacokinetics Do Not Explain the Absence of an Anesthetic Effect of Perfluoropropane or Perfluoropentane von Chortkoff, Ben S., Laster, Michael J., Koblin, Donald D., Taheri, Shahram, Eger, Edmond I, Halsey, Michael J.

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Effects of Inhaled Nonimmobilizer, Proconvulsant Compounds on Desflurane Minimum Alveolar Anesthetic Concentration in Rats von Fang, Zexu, Laster, Michael J., Ionescu, Pompiliu, Koblin, Donald D., Sonner, James, Eger, Edmond I, Halsey, Michael J.

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Occupational health and pollution from anaesthetics : a report of seminar von HALSEY, M. J

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Convulsant Activity of Nonanesthetic Gas Combinations von Fang, Zexu, Laster, Michael J., Gong, Diane, Ionescu, Pompiliu, Koblin, Donald D., Sonner, James, Eger, Edmond I, Halsey, Michael J.

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