Physiological Notes. I

Physiological Notes

Buckmaster has recently investigated the relations of carbon dioxide and haemoglobin. Arguing that venous blood has been shown by Gardner and himself to be capable of taking up and holding much larger quantities of carbon dioxide (nearly double the quantity) than the amount present in normal arterial blood; he concludes that there must be " some vehicle or vehicles for the assumption; of carbon...

I-12: Physiological ICSI

Prior to ICSI the cumulus-oophorous-complex of the oocyte is commonly remove with impure animal-derived hyaluronidase of low strength. The lower strength of the enzyme, the high concentration of impurities and the necessity of extensive time-dependent mechanical denudation damages of the oocytes, increases the risk of lysing the oocytes and the transfer of animal-derived pathogens. All this can...

Lecture Notes Optimization I

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Notes on Sandflies. Part I

I. Notes on Structured Programming

These notes have the status of "Letters written to myself": I wrote them down because, without doing so, I found myself repeating the same arguments over and over again. When reading what I had written, I was not always too satisfied. For one thing, I felt that they suffered from a marked verbosity. Yet I do not try to condense them (now), firstly because that would introduce another delay and ...