10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLUTAMINIC»
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During this time a series of quantitative determinations of glutaminic acid have
been made in a large number of carefully purified preparations of vegetable
proteins and in some animal proteins. The results of this work have been
published in ...
2
Year Book - Carnegie Institution of Washington
During this time a series of quantitative determinations of glutaminic acid have
been made in a large number of carefully purified preparations of vegetable
proteins and in some animal proteins. The results of this work have been
published in ...
Carnegie Institution of Washington,
1907
the title ' ' The chemistry of the protein bodies of the wheat kernel ; Part I, The
protein soluble in alcohol and its glutaminic acid content." The results were
summarized as follows : ' ' In conclusion we here bring together the results of
these ...
4
The Biochemical Journal
The total percentage of glutaminic and aspartic acids in the protein obtained in
the 40 g. caseinogen trial was 23-54. The results obtained in the two trials
therefore practically correspond. In order to compare the two results the figures
are ...
5
American journal of physiology
The residue, which weighed 4.88 gm., was then dissolved in water and made
neutral to litmus with 54.8 c.c. of N/2 sodium hydroxide solution. This quantity of
alkali is equivalent to only 4.03 gm. of glutaminic acid, thus indicating the
presence ...
American Physiological Society (1887- ),
1910
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Victor von Richter's Organic chemistry: or, Chemistry of the ...
OXYGLUTARIC ACID GROUP. a Oxyglutaric Acid, CH,^'0^^0'11 (A. 208, 66, and
B. 15,1157), is obtained by the action of nitrous acid upon glutaminic acid ; it
occurs in molasses. It crystallizes with difficulty, and melts at 72°. Heated with ...
Victor von Richter, Richard Anschütz, Edgar Fahs Smith,
1900
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Construction and Operation of a Two-circuit Radio Receiving ...
5. GROUP V.—NITROGENOUS NONSUGARS. (a) BETAINE AND GLUTAMINIC
ACID FROM WASTE WATER AND MOLASSBS. Fr. 344954. Stiepel, C. App. July
19, 1904; Pat. September 23, 1904; Pub. November 18, 1904. Ger. 157173.
8
Annals of Chemical Medicine, Including the Application of ...
Lead salts do not precipitate glutaminic acid even on addition of ammonia. This is
an important distinction of glutaminic from kryptophanic acid; it disproves the
surmise of Hlasiwetz and Habermann {loc. cit. p. 163, footnote), that kryptophanic
...
9
Circular of the Bureau of Standards
(a) BETAINE AND GLUTAMINIC ACID FROM WASTE WATER AND MOLASSES.
Fr. 344954. Stiepel, C. App. July ig, 1904; Pat. September 23, 1904; Pub.
November 18, 1904. Ger. 157173. Stiepel, C. Pat. March 4, 1904; Pub. December
9 ...
United States. Bureau of Standards,
1922
10
Chemistry by the aliphatic series
OXYGLUTARIC ACID GROUP. a Oxyglutaric Acid, C H,<£" (°"^ ^°tH (A. 208, 66,
and B. 15,1157), is obtained by the action of nitrous acid upon glutaminic acid ; it
occurs in molasses. It crystallizes with difficulty, and melts at 720. Heated with ...
Victor von Richter, Richard Anschütz,
1911