10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PEPTONISER»
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peptoniser in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
peptoniser and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry
The conclusions drawn by the author from an investigation of the properties of
solutions of tanning substances of the most varied kinds, is that all these
solutions contain peptonised □gels, and also a substance which acts as
peptoniser.
2
The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
The conclusions drawn by the author from an investigation of the properties of
solutions of tanning substances of the most various kinds, is that all these
solutions contain peptonised gels, and also a substance which acts as
peptoniser.
Chemical Society (Great Britain), Sir Humphry Davy, Bureau of Chemical Abstracts (Great Britain), 1915
3
Journal of the Chemical Society
The properties of the diflierent tanning substances are dependent on the
equilibrium between the peptoniser and the peptonised gel, and the properties of
the tanned hide on the nature and quantity of the coagulated gel which separates
out ...
4
Dictionnaire médical : addenda:
... 28145 pepsinogène 30569 peptidases 28147 peptides 28149 peptidolytique
28150 peptique 28146 peptisation 28151 peptones 28153 peptonémie, -une
28152 peptonisation 28154 peptoniser 28155 peptonurie entérogène,
hépatogène, ...
5
Fairchild's hand-book of the digestive ferments as remedies, ...
As a peptoniser of beef, fibrin, egg albumen or milk, its action is so slight and
unsatisfactory as to be of no practical utility. The claims advertised, that a certain
vegetable product acts in acid or alkali, in " less water " are simply preposterous.
6
A Compendium of Domestic Medicine and Companion to the ...
323 Portable peptoniser . . 376 Potash solution . . . 150 Potassium acetate . . 150
,, bicarbonate . 151 ,, bromide . 151 ,, chlorate . . 152 „ iodide 152 ,, nitrate . . 131 „
sulphate . . 153 ,, tartrate . . 153 Poultice, charcoal . . 65 „ hemlock . . 100 , ...
7
THE MEDICAL PRESS AND CIRCULAR. ESTAB. 1838
SAVORY & MOORE'S PEPTONISER. Modern researches have done more than a
century of gratitude can repay to assist the weak digestion of invalids and
children to prepare food for assimilation. By employing the resources opened up
by ...
8
The Natural History of Digestion
Monalsheffe, December 1894) comes to the conclusion that it is the most
powerful peptoniser known in a neutral medium, but that its action on proteid
foods is limited. If the proteids are in an indigestible form, as in coagulated white
of egg, ...
Alexander Lockhart Gillespie, 1904
9
Fairchild's Hand-book of the Digestive Ferments as Remedies: ...
As a peptoniser of beef, fibrin, egg albumen or milk, its action is so slight and
unsatisfactory that it is of no practical utility. The claims advertised that a certain
vegetable product acts in acid or alkali, in “less water,” are simply preposterous.
10
Canadian Journal of Medicine and Surgery
Acts on the stomach as a peptoniser and tonic — stimulates the appetite, and
constitutes the best antiseptic remedy Phosphaturia restores the general
condition. Without a rival in tuberculosis, chronic bronchitis, after-effects of
influenza, ...
