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Special Test for Bence-Jones Albumen—If the urine gives a very marked
albumose reaction, the presence of Bence-J ones albumose (may be suspected,
for in no other form of albumosuria are such large quantities of albumose
excreted.
2
The Principles and Practice of the Dilution Method of Sewage ...
Fermentation of albumose. This substance was selected as a type of nitrogenous
substances, which, unlike the native albumins, suffer bio-chemical oxidation,
under the conditions of these experiments, with comparative ease. On plotting ...
Walter Ernest Adeney, 1928
3
The Physical Chemistry of the Proteins
Bugarszky and Liebermann (17) estimated the depression of the freezing-point
due to dissolved egg-albumin, albumose and pepsin, and their ash, separately,
and deducted the latter from the former. They estimated in this manner the ...
4
Journal of the Chemical Society
It is noticeable that in the ultimate analysis of proto- and hetero-albumose, with
which the present paper is principally concerned, the numbers obtained,
especially for carbon, differ considerably from those previously given by Eiihne
and ...
5
The Soluble Ferments and Fermentation
Both the new proteid bodies show resemblances to others of the groups resulting
from the action of enzymes and both can be transformed into deutero-albumose
by treat— ment with sulphuric acid. Chittenden and Meara similarly found that ...
6
The Soluble Ferments and Fermentation
Both the new proteid bodies show resemblances to others of the groups resulting
from the action of enzymes and both can be transformed into deutero-albumose
by treatment with sulphuric acid. Chittenden and Meara similarly found that ...
7
The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
The question investigated in this research was whether or not each albumose
was converted into isomerides belonging to the anti- and hemi-groups of
digestion prodncts. The method previously described by Kiihne and Chittenden
of ...
Chemical Society (Great Britain), Sir Humphry Davy, Bureau of Chemical Abstracts (Great Britain), 1887
8
Text-book of physiological chemistry for students of ...
albumose, but the precipitate redissolves in an excess of the reagents. Sodium
chloride brings about complete precipitation only in feebly acid solution, on
complete saturation. With ammonium sulphate the limits of precipitation are the
same ...
Charles Edmund Simon, 1907
9
Report on cholera in Europe and India
In another experiment 10 mice were each inoculated with the millionth part of
their body weight of anthrax albumose and with the second vaccine at the same
time. Of these, 3 died after 108 to 116 hours; the others survived. Three others
had ...
Edward Oram Shakespeare, 1890
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The Journal of Physiology
alcohol and water, and, continuing the process, it was soon found that the filtrates
only contained traces of albumose and that these traces were constant in quantity
. Thus it was shown that a true separation could be effected. Continuing, at any ...
