[TEMPERATURE OF THE EYE SURFACE].
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Body Temperature↗
Biomedical subjects
A DOLENEK
Publications and source records attributed to A DOLENEK.
THE AMOUNT OF SULFHYDRYL GROUPS RELEASED BY LIGHT IN RETINAL HOMOGENATES.
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Glutathione↗
[The phenomenon and basis for the paleness of rhodopsin].
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Retinal Pigments↗
[On the problem of erysiphake and phacoerysis].
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Cataract Extraction↗
[On changes in the pupillary reaction after successful treatment of amblyopia].
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Amblyopia↗
[On the treatment of convergent asthenopia].
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Asthenopia↗
[Effect of certain cataractogenic substances on reduced glutathione level in the living lens (preliminary communication)].
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Cataract↗
[The theory of adaptation. An attempt at explanation].
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Acclimatization↗
[Contribution to pupillography].
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Diagnostic Techniques, Ophthalmological↗
The effect of light on the level of reduced glutathione in retinal homogenates.
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Glutathione↗
[Pupillographic changes in amblyopia].
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Amblyopia↗
[On pathogenic mechanisms of retinal diseases].
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Disease↗
[Taurine in the retina].
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Bile Acids and Salts↗
[Our model of pupilloscope & pupillograph].
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Humans↗
[How to cite ophthalmological literature].
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Ophthalmology↗
[Origin of corneal opacity in lime burns].
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Burns↗