PENETRATION OF SODIUM AND THIOCYANATE INTO THE POSTERIOR AND ANTERIOR CHAMBERS von Kinsey, V. Everett, Palm, Erik

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Ion movement in the eye von KINSEY, V E

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Assembly for Positioning Cuvettes Used for Microanalysis with Beckman Spectrophotometer von Kinsey, V Everett

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Mechanism of the Action of X-Rays on Living Tissues von KINSEY, V. EVERETT

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PAO2 LEVELS AND RETROLENTAL FIBROPLASIA: A REPORT OF THE COOPERATIVE STUDY von Kinsey, V Everett, Arnold, Harvey J, Kalina, Robert E, Stern, Leo, Stahlman, Mildred, Odell, Gerard, Driscoll, John M, Elliott, James H, Payne, John, Patz, Arnall

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Effect of Long Ultraviolet Radiation on the Human Eye von Ludvigh, Elek, Kinsey, V. Everett

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Diamox and Intraocular Fluid Dynamics von Everett, V. Kinsey, Camacho, Enriqueta, Cavanaugh, Gerard A., Constant, Marguerite

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THE SECRETION-DIFFUSION THEORY OF INTRA-OCULAR FLUID DYNAMICS von Kinsey, V. Everett, Grant, W. Morton

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THE MECHANISM OF AQUEOUS HUMOR FORMATION INFERRED FROM CHEMICAL STUDIES ON BLOOD-AQUEOUS HUMOR DYNAMICS von Kinsey, V E, Grant, W M

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FURTHER CHEMICAL STUDIES ON BLOOD-AQUEOUS HUMOR DYNAMICS von Kinsey, V E, Grant, W M

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PaO2 levels and retrolental fibroplasia: a report of the cooperative study von Kinsey, V E, Arnold, H J, Kalina, R E, Stern, L, Stahlman, M, Odell, G, Driscoll, Jr, J M, Elliott, J H, Payne, J, Patz, A

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Announcement von Kinsey, V. Everett

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Announcement von Kinsey, V. Everett

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Biographical Data von Kinsey, V. Everett

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Remarks Made on Acceptance of the Proctor Medal Award von Kinsey, V. Everett

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Further Study of the Distribution of Chloride Between Plasma and Intraocular Fluids of the Rabbit Eye von KINSEY, V. EVERETT

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Nutrition and Ophthalmology von Kinsey, V. Everett

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Studies on the crystalline lens: XIX. Quantitative aspects of active and passive transport of sodium von Kinsey, V.Everett

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Hydrogen evolution from X-irradiated tissue: Preliminary report von Kinsey, V. Everett

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EVOLUTION OF HYDROGEN FROM X-RAYED TISSUE: MECHANISM OF ITS FORMATION AND POSSIBLE SIGNIFICANCE von Kinsey, V. Everett

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