Histamine and K+ Experiments

File contains results of histamine and K+ in cat blood experiments performed at Yale in 1953 and 1954. Details include:

Graphs of experiment results for experiments that took place between 19 July 1954 and 3 December 1954.

Section titled, "controls" containing graphs of experiment results for experiments that took place between 20 June 1954 and 5 January 1955.

Section titled, "150 micrograms histamine" containing graphs of experiment results for experiments that took place between 12 January 1953 and 29 March 1955.

Section titled, "adrenals out 150 micrograms histamine" containing summary tables and graphs of experiment results for experiments that took place between 2 June 1954 and 30 March 1955.

Section titled, "kidneys out 150 micrograms histamine" containing graphs of experiment results for experiments that took place between 25 June 1954 and 13 July 1954.

Section titled, "kidneys & adrenals out 150 micrograms histamine" containing graphs of experiment results for experiments that took place on 8 August 1954.

Section titled, "anoxia" containing graphs of experiment results for experiments that took place between 1 September 1954 and 9 November 1954.

Section titled, "pituitary out" containing graphs of experiment results for experiments that took place between 27 September 1954 and 14 October 1954.

Section titled, "IV Kcl 150 micrograms histamine" containing graphs of experiment results for experiments that took place between 28 September 1954 and 4 October 1954.

Section titled, "infusion of histamine" containing graphs of experiment results for experiments that took place between 10 November 1953 and 25 March 1955.

Untitled section containing summary graphs and tables of experiment results.

Untitled section containing summary graphs (multiple graphs on each page); a written paper titled, "Summary of Histamine Studies on Blood" (three versions with different annotations); a typed paper on the effects of histamine and other substances on the plasma and blood cell levels of potassium, together with related graphs and experiment summaries; and two pages of test results belonging to Alexander H. Friedman of Yale.