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The biology of carbon dioxide [PDF]
Current Biology, 2005 Our musings about the timing and selection pressures on the evolution of CO2 signal transduction pathways and mechanisms of CCMs are unlikely to progress further until we have identified and characterized at the molecular genetic level more of the key components involved in these two processes.
Hetherington, A M, Raven, J A
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Carbon Dioxide Angiography [PDF]
Seminars in Interventional Radiology, 2008 The algorithm for patients with renal insufficiency who require vascular imaging has recently changed in my hospital. Previously, the majority of these patients underwent magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) or occasionally computed tomographic angiography after prescan hydration and sodium bicarbonate infusion.
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Nature, 1949 CARBON dioxide has been used as a narcotic for invertebrate animals for many years ; but the nature of its action is not yet understood. It has recently come into prominence in the discovery of strains of Drosophila sensitive and resistant to carbon dioxide (reviewed by l'Heritier1).
L C, BEADLE, S F, BEADLE
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Southern Medical Journal, 1953 One hundred patients received carbon dioxide-oxygen therapy. There was no improvement in 25 per cent, slight but definite improvement in 27 per cent, marked improvement in 26 per cent and apparent recovery in 22 per cent, over the one to nine months following therapy covered by this report.
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Carbon Dioxide Monitoring [PDF]
Anaesthesia and Intensive Care, 1988 P E, Lillie, J G, Roberts
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How the mosquito's carbon dioxide sense gets an internal boost. [PDF]
PLoS BiolSu CY.
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