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山口医学 Volume 5 Issue 1
published_at 1956-04

Studies on the relationships between physical developments of Japanese and soils in their residentiary region : Part 4. Studies on the excellent physical developments of residents in karstlands of Akiyoshi and their cause

日本人の身体発育と土壌との関係 : 第4篇 石灰岩地帯住民の身体発育に関する栄養学的研究
Kubochi Yutaka
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The effect of cobalt on experimental anemias : I Observation in anemia in phlebotomized rabbits
PP. 1 - 7
A method for the determination of non-hemin iron tissues dy meanans of a-a' dipyridyl coloration
PP. 8 - 10
Electron Microscopy of oral spirochetes
PP. 11 - 18
The influence of the pH on the toxicity of sulfonamides to the isolated frog's heart
PP. 19 - 27
Studies on the relationships between physical developments of Japanese and soils in their residentiary region : Part I. Regional difference in adults Physical constitution
PP. 28 - 40
Studies on the relationships between Physical developments of Janese and soils in their residentiary region : Part 2. Regional difference in physical development curve of school children.
PP. 41 - 49
Studies on the reltionships between physical developments of Japanese ane soils in their residentiary region : Part 3. Regional difference in physical developments and their curve of school children in Yamaguchi precuture
PP. 50 - 64
Studies on the relationships between physical developments of Japanese and soils in their residentiary region : Part 4. Studies on the excellent physical developments of residents in karstlands of Akiyoshi and their cause
PP. 65 - 79
Infections mononucleosis in Ube city
PP. 80 - 83
A case of aplastic presumably resulting from atomic bombardment
PP. 84 - 86
Some clinical observation on the larg bowel carcinoma
PP. 87 - 90
Notes of the neurofibromatosis : report of two cases
PP. 91 - 95
Some embryological consideration to the ano-rectal malformation
PP. 96 - 99
Two cases of prolapsus visceralis totalis
PP. 100 - 102
A case of undescended testis
PP. 103 - 105