The physical characteristics of erythrocyte settling in a liquid medium
Erythrocyte sedimentation rate in chicken blood predictable by Stokes equation
Burton, R. R.↗
Engineering topics
Burton, R. R.
Publications and source records attributed to Burton, R. R..
Role of hematocrit, heart mass, and high- altitude exposure in acute hypoxia tolerance.
Hypoxia tolerances in nitrogen dilution chamber of chickens at sea level and high altitudes, discussing role of hematocrit and heart mass
Burton, R. R.↗
Development of the chick embryo at high altitude
Chick embryogenesis during hypoxia at high altitude, noting metabolic repression effects, hypothermia and brain atrophy
Besch, E. L.↗
Hematological findings associated with chronic acceleration.
Chronic acceleration effects on erythrocyte number, plasma volume, globulin fractions, erythrocyte size and plasma A/G ratio in chickens
Burton, R. R.↗
Criteria for physiological stress produced by increased chronic acceleration.
Physiological criteria as index of response to stress of chronic acceleration in chickens
PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES↗
Criteria for physiological stress produced by increased chronic acceleration.
Increased chronic acceleration physiological effects on chickens, comparing hematological observations with exercise capacity, survival and sexual development
Burton, R. R.↗
Hematological criteria of chronic acceleration stress and adaptation.
Hematological criteria of chronic acceleration stress and adaptation
Besch, E. L.↗
Physiological limitations of animal restraint.
Physiological limitations of animal restraint, giving effects of prolonged exposure to several restraint types
Besch, E. L.↗
Differential effects of chronic acceleration on skeletal muscles.
Differential effects of chronic exposure to increased acceleration on antagonistic skeletal muscle pairs in chickens
Besch, E. L.↗
Hematological criteria of chronic acceleration stress and adaptation.
Hematological criteria of chronic acceleration stress and adaptation
HEMATOLOGY↗
Influence of the ambient accelerative force upon mature body size.
Acceleration fields stronger than earth gravity biological effect on mature body size of animals
Burton, R. R.↗
Chronic acceleration sickness.
Long term centrifugal acceleration induced sickness in leghorn chicken, noting reversibility
ANIMAL STUDY↗