Biomedical subjects
J ASCHOFF
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[LAWS OF BIOLOGICAL DIURNAL PERIODICITY].
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Comparative physiology: diurnal rhythms.
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Exogenous and endogenous components in circadian rhythms.
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[Heat exchange with the aid of blood circulation].
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[Anisotropy of the skin for heat transfer].
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[The cooling of human extremities].
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[Skin temperature and blood circulation in the service of temperature regulation].
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[Model experiments on counterflowheat exchange in an extremity].
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[Blood circulation measurement in human extremities].
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[Thermostromuhr element to measure pulsating circulation].
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[The daily course of the body temperature in man].
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[Time signal transmitter for twenty-four hour period].
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[In memorian: Friedrich Hermann Rein, February 8, 1898-May 14, 1953].
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[Periods of activity of mice in lasting darkness].
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[Changes of frequency of periods of activity of mice in constant light and lasting darkness].
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[Determination of loco-motor activity of mice by mechanical rectifier].
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[Effects of warm short-circuit in a model extremity].
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