10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHONDRIN»
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Works of the Cavendish Society: Gmelin, Leopold. Hand-book ...
340) it is 10C*N4H*»01' + S. — Mulder's chondrin contained 0-38 p. c. sulphur.
Verdeil (Ann. Pharm. 58, 320) estimated the amount of sulphur in cartilage, aft ;r
deduction of that which is present as sulphuric acid, at 0-654 p. c. ; but on the ...
Cavendish Society, London, 1871
2
A Dictionary of Chemistry and the Allied Branches of Other ...
Chondrin, like gelatin, does not occur ready formed in the organism, but is
produced by boiling certain tissues with water. All permanent cartilages in a
healthy state yield chondrin when boiled with water ; so does bone-cartilage or
ossein ...
3
Chemistry of Animal Bodies
The precipitate is insoluble in water, whether cold or hot ; but an excess of alum
or sulphate of alumina immediately dissolves it Hence, to precipitate chondrin
completely by these reagents, we must add them cautiously, and drop by drop, ...
4
London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
It was first described by Müller under the name of chondrin. It is obtained from the
permanent cartilages, the cornea, &c., by boiling them in water. When analysed
by Mulder, it yielded — Carbon .... 49-90 Hydrogen . . . 6'63 Nitrogen . . . 14-40 ...
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Handwörterbuch der Reinen und Angewandten Chemie ...
Das trockene Chondrin gleicht in seinen Eigenschaften ganz dem trocknen Leim;
es bildet eine halbdurchsichlige, ins Gelbliche oder Bräunliche spielende Masse,
die sehr spröde und elastisch ist, schmilzt in der Wärme und verbrennt bei ...
Justus Freiherr von Liebig, 1842
6
Genetics: Classical to Modern
chondroblasts group of chondrocytes blood capillary lacunae chondro cytes
capsule matrix (chondrin) HYALINE CARTILAGE CALCIFIED CARTILAGE
WHITE FIBROUS Fig. 7. Types of cartilages. Fig. 8 A-C. Structure of bone of frog:
A. T.s..
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Biology: A Functional Approach
Cartilage consists of an organic matrix, chondrin, in which are embedded groups
of spherical cells called chondroblasts. The latter secrete the chondroblast
secretes matrix matrix (chondrin) matrix. The simplest form, hyaline cartilage,
consists ...
8
Elements of Chemistry; including the applications of the ...
Chondrin leaves behind when burned above 4 per cent of bone earth. It appears
also, like the protein compounds, to contain a small portion of sulphur in
combination. M. Scherer analysed this substance in its natural state, before it is
altered ...
Thomas GRAHAM (Master of the Mint.), 1842
Alter being sub- 1 "K mitted to boiling for several days, , I R ('H . these yellow
cartilagcs yield an ex'Ii {f} trcmcly small quantity of matter c} 7.0 / which does not
form a jelly, but ,1 L i which, in its chemical properties, A i", resembles chondrin;
while ...
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Charles Darwin's Collection (18 Books):
One partof chondrin jelly was dissolved in218partsof boiling water, and halfminim
drops were given tofourleaves; sothat each received about 1/480 of a grain (.135
mg.) ofthejelly; and,of course, muchless of dry chondrin. This acted most ...
