10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FILTRABLE»
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filtrable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
filtrable and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Cell Wall Deficient Forms, Third Edition: Stealth Pathogens
The nonfiltrable organisms usually had a long filamentous outgrowth, whereas
the stable filtrable L-forms consisted only of minute spheres. METHODS TO
INCREASE FILTRABILITY TREATMENT TO RELEASE FILTRABLE UNITS Many
...
2
An Introduction To Viruses, 4E
experiment many times and was very sure that the filtrable agents causing
mosaic of tobacco were liquid indeed. In 1898 he put forward a new concept
regarding these agents. He called them Contagium Vivum Fluidum or 'living
infection fluid.
3
Environmental Engineering
Filtrable Iron Immediately after collection, filter the sample through a 0.45 um
membrane in a flask containing 1 ml cone. HC1 100 ml sample. Analyse the
filtrate for total filtrable iron or filtrable ferrous iron. Ferrous Iron To determine
ferrous iron ...
4
Organic Substances and Sediments in Water
Filtrable calcium was measured by a high-precision atomic absorption technique;
and filtrable silicon, colorimetrically.9 A high-temperature, catalytic combustion
technique (Perkin Elmer 240C) was used for particulate organic carbon ...
5
The Kidney: Structure and Function in Health and Disease
Where one substance, A, is believed on independent evidence to be reabsorbed
by the tubules, or another substance, B, is believed to be excreted by the tubules,
the clearances of A and B should, if they are completely filtrable from plasma, ...
Homer William Smith, 1951
6
The Chemical Analysis of Water: General Principles and ...
The extent to which non-filtrable materials are removed depends on the nature of
the filter and filtration apparatus as well as other details of the filtration procedure
(e.g., rate of filtration, volume of sample filtered). Such factors may also affect ...
D. T. E. Hunt, Anthony Leslie Wilson, 1986
7
Balancing Body Chemistry with Nutrition--Student Manual
The calcium and phosphate are deposited together by the enzyme phosphatase.
The only calcium and phosphorous in the bloodstream that forms bone structure
is a special form of ultra-filtrable, non- diffusible calcium phosphorous.
8
Handbook of Laboratory Animals
An acute, contagious, respiratory disease caused by a filtrable virus and
characterized by gasping, rales, coughing and usually affecting older chickens.
Control — Control consists of strict sanitation, the purchasing of only clean
animals for ...
Institute of Laboratory Animal Resources (U.S.), Harry G. Herrlein, 1954
9
A Survey of American Chemistry
Correll and Hughes,118 studying the relation of filtrable and non-filtrable calcium
in chicken blood, found that in the laying hen the filtrable calcium does not
fluctuate while the total serum calcium shows large changes. Asher and Jones
119 ...
National Research Council (U.S.). Division of Chemistry and Chemical Technology, Clarence Jay West, 1934
Both agents, in mice and in chickens, are filtrable, transmissible, and they both
cause leukaemia. Dr. Furth, you have no hesitation in calling the agent of chicken
leukmmia a virus, or have you? FURTH: No, I won't quibble about words; once I ...
CIBA Foundation Symposium, 2009
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FILTRABLE»
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filtrable is used in the context of the following news items.
Polyethersulfone (PES) Membrane Filters
The polyethersulfone membrane filters have excellent flowspeeds and, connected to it, a high filtrable volume. Biologic and pharmaceutic solutions can be ... «Laboratory Network, Aug 13»
