Lettre à M. J. Gay

[Commentaire de la lettre à la rédaction de Max Goyffon « La pénurie de sérums antivenimeux »].

Nous avons lu avec beaucoup d’intérêt la lettre de Max Goyffon [2] qui expose le problème terrible de la pénurie d’antivenins dans le monde et des dizaines de milliers de morts évitables qu’elle entraine, indépendamment de l’arrêt annoncé du FAV-Afrique. Tout en abondant dans le sens du Pr Goyffon, nous aimerions ajouter quelques commentaires. Il est vrai que dans certains cas d’envenimations o...

Swinkels , J . M . and Lam , T . J . G . M .

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J. M. Rattray

The death of Dr. John Moysey Rattray on November 4th, aged 65, causes a gap among our older medical colleagues ; for although he had retired from his practice at Frome, he retained his untiring interest in all that concerned the profession he had served so well, and that cheerful, bright, conversational power that rendered him always a delightful companion, and made one forget that he was no lo...

How , M . J . , Christy , J . H . , Temple , S . E . , Hemmi , J . M . , Justin Marshall , N .

Charles Bonnet, Lettres à M. l'Abbé Spallanzani

when Davis et al. in 1962, demonstrated the breakdown of ATP in a single tetanic contraction of a muscle treated with l-fluoro-2, 4-dinitrobenzene. Chapter 15 is devoted to rigor mortis. Preceded by chapters on the general history of respiration (Chapter 16) and of oxidative phosphorylation (Chapter 17), Chapter 18 is concerned with the regulation of carbohydrate metabolism for energy supply to...