Books by John G. McKendrick
Total count: 23
A case of meningo-cerebritis, caused probably by exposure to the sunprinted by Oliver and Boyd1868-01-01
A review of recent researches on the physiology of the nervous systems.n.1874-01-01
On the physiological action of the chinoline and pyridine basesabstracts.n.1874-01-01
Introductory lecture ... at the opening of the session 1875-76 of the Edinburgh Royal Veterinary College, 27th October 1875printed by R. & R. Clark1875-01-01
Note of a method of studying the binocular vision of colours.n.1877-01-01
On the earlier studies of the medical curriculumaddress to the medical students at the opening of the Winter Session, University of Glasgow, Tuesday, October 29, 1878James MacLehose1878-01-01
Observations on the influence of an electromagnet on some of the phenomena of a nerves.n.1878-01-01
General physiology of the nervous systema lecture delivered in the City Hall, Glasgow, under the auspices of the Glasgow Science Lectures AssociationWilliam Collins, Sons, & Company1879-01-01
Waste and repairs. n.1881-01-01
Explanation of plate XXII, in illustration of the Report on anaesthetics, page 387s.n.1881-01-01
Note on a simple form of Lippmann's capillary electrometer useful to physiologistss.n.1883-01-01
Syllabus of a course of ten lectures on physiological discoverya retrospect, historical, biographical, and criticals.n.1883-01-01
To illustrate Dr. McKendrick's lectures on physiological discoverys.n.1883-01-01
Some thoughts on molecular physiologyan introductory lecture, delivered Wednesday, 28th October, 18851885-01-01
On the physiological action of carbon monoxide of nickelPhilosophical Society of Glasgow1891-01-01
On human muscle as a transformer of energyPhilosophical Society of Glasgow1891-01-01
Spallanzania physiologist of last century : an address at the opening of the Medical Session of the University of Glasgow, 20th October, 1891James MacLehose & Sons1891-01-01
A retrospectan address to the medical and surgical graduates of the University of Glasgow, on 27th July, 1893printed Alex Macdougall1893-01-01
Valedictory address by John Gray M'Kendrick, Professor of Physiology in the University of Glasgow at the close of the summer session of 1906James MacLehose and Sons1906-01-01
Graduation address by John Gray M'Kendrick, Professor of Physiology in the University of Glasgow17th July, 1906James MacLehose and Sons1906-01-01
Presentation to John Gray M'Kendrick, Emeritus Professor of PhysiologyJames MacLehose and Sons1908-01-01
Nervous systems.n.
Notes on certain physical and physiological measurements and estimatess.n.