W. Riker

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W Riker, W F Riker, Walter F. Jr. Riker, Walter F. Riker, W. F. Riker
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82 papers · 1,733 citations · H-index 26

PAPERS

In vivo reversal of depolarizing neuromuscular blockade.
19951 citationsauthor #1
Reversal of Depolarizing Blockers
19944 citationsauthor #1
Neuromuscular pharmacology in rat neonates: development of responsiveness to prototypic blocking and reversal drugs.
19929 citationsauthor #4
The interactions of ouabain with post-tetanic and facilitatory drug potentiations at cat soleus neuromuscular junctions in vivo
19901 citationsauthor #1
Motor nerve ending disorder in myasthenia gravis
19884 citationsauthor #2
NEUROMUSCULAR AND CARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS OF RANITIDINE HCl
198632 citationsauthor #4
Succinylcholine: Mechanism of Fasciculations and Their Prevention by d‐Tubocurarine or Diphenylhydantoin
198660 citationsauthor #3
Pharmacologic excitability of rat motor nerve endings: the effect of adrenalectomy on neostigmine-induced fasciculations.
19856 citationsauthor #3
PRE - AND POST - JUNCTIONAL SUCCINYLCHOLINE INTERACTIONS WITH d-TUBOCURARINE AND DIPHENYLHYDANTOIN
19850 citationsauthor #3
d-Tubocurarine sensitivities of a fast and a slow neuromuscular system of the rat.
19859 citationsauthor #2
Prolongation of procaine's and procainamide's actions by binding to acryloyl polymers.
19850 citationsauthor #5
Interactions of quaternary ammonium drugs with acetylcholinesterase and acetylcholine receptor of Torpedo electric organ.
198216 citationsauthor #4
A morphological study of the effect of glucocorticoid treatment on delayed organophosphorus neuropathy.
198214 citationsauthor #3
Electrophysiologic and Clinical Aspects of Glucocorticoids on Certain Neural Systems
198219 citationsauthor #1
A Benzodiazepine—Anticholinergic Drug Synergism in the Prevention of Stress‐Induced Gastric Mucosal Erosion in Mice
19792 citationsauthor #2
Myokymia and impaired muscular relaxation with continuous motor unit activity.
197930 citationsauthor #5
Myokymia andimpaired muscular relaxation with continuous motorunit activity
19790 citationsauthor #5
The neuropathology of DFP at cat soleus neuromuscular junction
197835 citationsauthor #3
Functional, pharmacologic, and ultrastructural correlates in degenerating rat motor nerve terminals.
19788 citationsauthor #4
Functional, pharmacologic, and ultrastructural correlates in degenerating rat motor nerve terminals.
19788 citationsauthor #3
Glucocorticoid effects on spinal cord function.
197828 citationsauthor #3
Effects of a single methylprednisolone dose on a facilitatory response of mammalian motor nerve.
197731 citationsauthor #2
Glucocorticoid preservation of motor nerve function during early degeneration
197733 citationsauthor #3
Glucocorticoid effects on the edrophonium responsiveness of normal and degenerating mammalian motor nerve terminals
197716 citationsauthor #2
Glucocorticoids and mammalian motor nerve excitability.
197543 citationsauthor #1
Motor nerve terminal response to edrophonium in delayed DFP neuropathy.
197516 citationsauthor #3
Motor nerve dysfunction in delayed DFP neuropathy.
197446 citationsauthor #3
Educational and Professional Affairs Committee of ASPET.
19740 citationsauthor #1
Further observations on subacute denervation and mammalian motor nerve terminal function
19734 citationsauthor #3
The pharmacology of the neostigmine-like facilitatory drug effect at the mammalian neuromuscular junction.
19720 citationsauthor #1
Destruction of Mammalian Motor Nerve Terminals by Black Widow Spider Venom
197162 citationsauthor #3
Motor Nerve Terminals As the Site of Initial Functional Changes After Denervation
196941 citationsauthor #2
Subacute denervation: a means of disclosing mammalian motor nerve terminals as critical sites of acetylcholine and facilitatory drug actions.
196929 citationsauthor #2
Pharmacology of motor nerve terminals.
196997 citationsauthor #1
THE CONSEQUENCES OF CHOLINERGIC DRUG ACTIONS ON MOTOR NERVE TERMINALS *
196747 citationsauthor #2
THE ACTION OF FACILITATORY DRUGS AND ACETYLCHOLINE ON NEUROMUSCULAR TRANSMISSION *
196638 citationsauthor #1
ACTTONS OF ACETYLCHOLINE ON MAMMALIAN MOTOR NERVE TERMINAL
196644 citationsauthor #1
CONJOINED TWINS: REPORT OF THREE CASES.
196414 citationsauthor #1
ACETYLCHOLINE RELEASE AT THE NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION.
196331 citationsauthor #2
The quantitative evaluation of autonomic drugs on the isolated eye.
196218 citationsauthor #2
Contributions to medicine by research in pharmacology. Some aspects of dosage.
19626 citationsauthor #1
The relationship between cholinesterase inhibition and drug-induced faciliation of mammalian neuromuscular transmission.
196121 citationsauthor #3
Pharmacologic considerations in a reevaluation of the neuromuscular synapse.
196024 citationsauthor #1
Pharmacologic evidence for the existence of a presynaptic event in neuromuscular transmission.
195953 citationsauthor #1
THE PRESYNAPTIC ELEMENT IN NEUROMUSCULAR TRANSMISSION *
195958 citationsauthor #1
The motor nerve terminal as the primary focus for drug-in-duced facilitation of neuromuscular transmission.
195796 citationsauthor #1
The initiation and pharmacologic reactivity of a ventricular pacemaker in the intact animal.
19560 citationsauthor #1
THE INITIATION AND PHARMACOLOGIC REACTIVITY OF A VENTRICULAR PACEMAKER IN THE INTACT ANIMAL
195629 citationsauthor #4
The epinephrine and hydrocarbon-epinephrine disturbance in the cat.
195532 citationsauthor #1
The use of certain neuromuscular blocking drugs in an analysis of ventricular irregularities induced in the cat.
195511 citationsauthor #5
Advestares in physiology
19540 citationsauthor #1
Some aspects of the pharmacology of neuromuscular function.
19533 citationsauthor #1
EXCITATORY AND ANTI-CURARE PROPERTIES OF ACETYLCHO-LINE AND RELATED QUATERNARY AMMONIUM COMPOUNDS AT THE NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION
195362 citationsauthor #1
The actions of methylfluoroacetate on the papillary muscle of the cat with comparative experiments on the actions of methyl chloroacetate.
19536 citationsauthor #2
Pharmacology of anti-curare agents.
19510 citationsauthor #2
Pharmacology of flaxedil.
19516 citationsauthor #1
THE PHARMACOLOGY OF ANTI‐CURARE AGENTS
195135 citationsauthor #2
THE PHARMACOLOGY OF FLAXEDIL, WITH OBSERVATIONS ON CERTAIN ANALOGS
1951189 citationsauthor #1
The effects of a synthetic curare-like compound, the tri-iodo salt of tris (triethylaminoethoxy) 1,2,3 benzene (Flaxedil), on the anesthetized surgical patient.
195110 citationsauthor #4
Clinicopharmaceutical conference: use of curare and curare-like agents.
19511 citationsauthor #3
The effect of fluoroacetate on the sartorius muscle of the frog.
19505 citationsauthor #2
Studies on the inter-relationships of certain cholinergic compounds. III. The reactions between 3-acetoxy phenyltrimethylammonium methylsulfate, 3-hydroxy phenyltrimethylammonium bromide and cholinesterases.
19508 citationsauthor #2
STUDIES ON THE INTER-RELATIONSHIPS OF CERTAIN CHOLINERGIC COMPOUNDS
19502 citationsauthor #2
Studies on the interrelationship of certain cholinergic compounds. IV. Anti-curare action in anesthetized man.
195025 citationsauthor #2
Studies on the inter-relationship of certain cholinergic compounds. V. The significance of the actions of the 3-hydroxy phenyltrimethylammonium ion on neuromuscular function.
19501 citationsauthor #1
Studies on the interrelationship of certain cholinergic compounds; the pharmacology of 3-acetoxy phenyltrimethylammonium methylsulfate.
19491 citationsauthor #2
The relationship between cholinesterase inhibition and function in a neuroeffector system.
194918 citationsauthor #1
Studies on the interrelationship of certain cholinergic compounds; the effect of 3-acetoxy phenyltrimethylammonium methylsulfate on neuromuscular function.
19497 citationsauthor #1
STUDIES ON THE INTER-RELATIONSHIP OFCERTAIN CHOLINERGIC COMPOUNDS I. The Pharmacology of 3-Acetoxy PhenyltrimethylammoniumMethylsulfate
19496 citationsauthor #2
STUDIES ON THE INTER-RELATIONSHIP OF CERTAINCHOLINERGIC COMPOUNDS: II. The Effects of 3-Acetoxy Phenyltrimethylammonium Methylsulfate on Neuromuscular Function
19490 citationsauthor #1
STUDIES ON THE INTER-RELATIONSHIP OF CERTAINCHOLINERGIC COMPOUNDS
19490 citationsauthor #1
Experimental Argyrosis: II. Treatment of Rats Receiving Silver With 2,3-Dimercaptopropanol (BAL)
19475 citationsauthor #2
The effect of chronic poisoning with di-isopropyl fluorophosphate on neuromuscular function in the cat.
194712 citationsauthor #2
Studies on chronic poisoning by di-isopropyl fluorophosphate in cats.
19470 citationsauthor #2
Pharmacology of several dithiols related to 2,3-dimercaptopropanol (BAL).
19462 citationsauthor #3
The direct action of prostigmine on skeletal muscle; its relationship to the choline esters.
194668 citationsauthor #1
GENERAL SYSTEMIC ACTIONS OF DI-ISOPROPYL FLUOROPHOSPHATE (DFP) IN CATS
194616 citationsauthor #4
The treatment of experimental arsenic poisoning with the dithiols.
19460 citationsauthor #1
The mechanism of action of prostigmine.
19464 citationsauthor #1
THE PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEUTIC APPLICATIONS OF ANTI‐THYROID COMPOUNDS
19454 citationsauthor #1
Effect of Digitalis on Cholinesterase
19452 citationsauthor #2
The Pharmacology of Sodium Hydroxyacetate with Observations on the Toxicity of Glycine
19429 citationsauthor #1

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1942 9 citations

1945 6 citations

1946 90 citations

1947 17 citations

1949 32 citations

1950 41 citations

1951 241 citations

1953 71 citations

1954 0 citations

1955 43 citations

1956 29 citations

1957 96 citations

1959 111 citations

1960 24 citations

1961 21 citations

1962 24 citations

1963 31 citations

1964 14 citations

1966 82 citations

1967 47 citations

1969 167 citations

1971 62 citations

1972 0 citations

1973 4 citations

1974 46 citations

1975 59 citations

1977 80 citations

1978 71 citations

1979 32 citations

1982 49 citations

1985 15 citations

1986 92 citations

1988 4 citations

1990 1 citations

1992 9 citations

1994 4 citations

1995 1 citations

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