C. Best

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The internal secretion of the pancreas
Pancreatic Extracts in The Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus
Since the year 1889, when von Mering and Minkowski produced severe and fatal diabetes by total removal of the pancreas in dogs, many investigators have endeavoured to obtain some beneficial effect in…
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS OF MEDICAL PRACTICE
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The text has "undergone the most extensive revision since it was first published" and a degree of integration and clarity is achieved wvhich could hardly be obtained from a team.
The internal secretion of the pancreas.
  • C. Best
  • Medicine
    Canadian Medical Association journal
  • 27 July 1935
TLDR
The pancreas has lent itself admirably to this procedure in the case of both internal and external secretions and is considered for consideration in a consideration of the therapeutics of pancreatic cancer.
Liver Damage Produced by Feeding Alcohol or Sugar and its Prevention by Choline*
TLDR
None of the experimental procedures had been successful in producing cirrhosis in animals, other than rabbits, by alcohol alone, and Moon (1934), in his comprehensive and critical review of the Experimental work on alcoholic cir rhosis, concluded that none of the tested procedures were successful.
Pancreatic Extracts in the Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus: Preliminary Report.
Pancreatic extracts. 1922.
Best and Taylor's Physiological basis of medical practice
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Best and Taylor's physiological basis of medical practice is illustrated with a simple graph depicting the response of the immune system to treatment-enhancing drugs.
Heparin and the thrombosis of veins following injury
The equation of motion of a runner, exerting a maximal effort
Furusawa, Hill and Parkinson (1) have shown that the acceleration of a runner and the maximum speed he can obtain depend upon two factors, ( a ) the maximum force he can exert in propelling himself,…
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