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1. Discussion on High Dams

Author

Edward Wegmann, A. Fteley, Theodore Cooper, James B. Francis, Charles E. Emery, H. W. Brinckerhoff, George S. Greene, G. Bouscaren, Joseph. P. Frizell, E. Sherman Gould, F. Collingwood, W. W. MaClay, E. A. Fuertes, John W. Hill, and N. M. Edwards

Published
1888

2. Discussion on Cements, ETC

Author

William H. Grant, Arthur S. C. Wurtele, W. W. MaClay, James Owen, William R. Hutton, J. Foster Crowell, Francis Collingwood, Alfred P. Boller, Charles B. Brush, Don J. Whittemore, and C. H. Myers

Published
1891

3. Discussion on Hot Tests for Portland Cement

Author

J. James R. Croes, W. W. MaClay, S. Bent Russell, Arthur Marichal, R. W. Lesley, and E. Sherman Gould

Subjects
Portland cement, law, Metallurgy, Environmental science, law.invention
Published
1892

7. Discussion on Tests for Cement

Author

William H. Booth, Thomas D. Whitaker Esq., M. J. Butler, Robert A. Cummings, W. W. MaClay, R. W. Lesley, and L. C. Sabin

Subjects
Cement, Metallurgy, Environmental science
Published
1894

8. Discussion on Portland Cement Concrete

Author

W. Michaelis, Frederick H. Lewis, John F. Ward, Henry Goldmark, W. W. MaClay, George W. Tillson, Richard L. Humphrey, W. E. Belknap, and Andreas Lundteigen

Subjects
Engineering, Portland cement, business.industry, law, Forensic engineering, business, law.invention
Published
1897

9. Phenobarbitone-induced urinary excretions of D-glucaric acid and 6beta-hydroxycortisol in man.

Author

Latham AN, Turner P, Franklin C, and Maclay W

Subjects
Adult, Humans, Hydrocortisone urine, Male, Middle Aged, Placebos, Time Factors, Glucaric Acid urine, Hydrocortisone analogs & derivatives, Phenobarbital pharmacology, Sugar Acids urine
Abstract

The urinary excretion of D-glucaric acid and 6beta-hydroxycortisol were determined in normal subjects before, during, and after 14 days treatment with placebo or phenobarbitone. The excretion of both metabolites was significantly potentiated by phenobarbitone and returned to baseline values 1 month after treatment was withdrawn. It was suggested that the determination of urinary D-glucaric acid reflects the activity of the hepatic microsomal mixed function oxidase system after the administration of an inducing agent such as phenobarbitone.

Published
1976
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