Biomedical subjects
H S CHAKRAVARTI
Publications and source records attributed to H S CHAKRAVARTI.
Inhibition of alkaline phosphatase activity of the endometrium of rabbit by oral administration of indigenous contraceptive drugs.
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The relation between anion induced swelling and glutaminase I activity of mitochondria.
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The correlation between anion-induced mitochondrial swelling and glutaminase I activity of guinea pig liver.
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Glutaminase I activity in guinea pig and rabbit liver and kidney tissues.
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Experimental urolithiasis in rat with foreign body in the bladder and role of infection in its production.
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Pattern of pulmonary tuberculosis in Calcutta, an investigation.
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The nature of altered renal function in cholera.
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Electrical conductivity and specific gravity of small volumes of human sweat and their relations to the salt concentration.
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Further observations on intravenous chloramphenicol in cholera.
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Plasma sodium, potassium and chloride changes in cholera and their significance in prognosis and treatment.
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Body-fluid changes in epidemic dropsy.
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Studies on plasma protein in malnutrition with special reference to nutritional oedema.
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Studies on plasma protein in malnutrition with special reference to nutritional oedema.
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Clinical significance of plasma protein changes.
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