10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHYCOCYAN»
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1
Entwicklungsgeschichte und Systematik Der Pflanzen
aus einem in Wasser löslichen, in Alcohol und Aether unlöslichen Stoff, dem
Phycocyan Cohn (nicht. identisch mit dem Phykokyan Kützing, welches synonym
mit Phycochrom Naegeli, noch mit dem Phycocyan Naegeli , welches der ...
2
Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science
by dialysis as a blue fluid, whilst the chlorophyll remains in the cells. (3) The most
characteristic properties of the aqueous solutions of phycocyan are, 1st (
spectrum), their lively fluorescence in carmine is destroyed by heat and by very
many ...
3
The Monthly Microscopical Journal: Transactions of the Royal ...
Seeing then that the fluorescence of quinine and this fluorescence of Phycocyan
spring from different causes, I think it will be proper to distinguish them, and I
propose for shortness to name this play of colour described and exhibited to-
night ...
4
The Transactions of the Microscopical Society of London
(3) The most characteristic properties of the aqueous solutions of phycocyan are,
1st (spectrum), their lively fluorescence in carmine is destroyed by heat and by
very many reagents; 2nd, their separation into water and colouringmatter in the ...
Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain), 1867
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quarterly journal of microscopical science
terium, as limited by Cohn, and often exhibit active, darting movements. The
objection which is founded on the presence of colouring matter in B. rubescens is
easily met. The pigment of B. rubescens contains neither phycocyan nor
chlorophyll ...
6
The Biology of Cyanobacteria
8.6 Svedberg T. & Eriksson I.-B. (1932) The molecular weights of phycocyan and
of phycoerythrin. III. J. Am. chem. Soc. 54, 3998-4010. 7-5-1-4 Svedberg T. &
Katsurai T. (1929) The molecular weights of phycocyan and of phycoerythrin from
...
N. G. Carr, Brian A. Whitton, 1982
7
Discoveries in Photosynthesis
Can J Microbiol 19: 831–836 Kitasato Z (1925) Biochemische Studien über
Phycoerythrin und Phycocyan. Acta Phytochem 2: 75–97 Kützing FT (1843)
Phycologia generalis, oder Anatomie, Physiolo- gie und Systemkunde der Tange
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Blochemische Studien iiber Phycoerythrln und Phycocyan. [Biochemical studies
on phycoerythrln and phycocyan.] Acta Phytochimica 2: 75-97. PI. 6-8. 1925. —
The author obtains from the water extract of Porphyra tenera Kjellm. crystalline ...
Burton Edward Livingston, Jacob Richard Schramm, Mrs. Mildred Stratton Krauss, 1926
Naegeli had termed the light green pigment phycochrome, and when the bluish
tint was present he called it phycocyan, this latter being synonymous with the
phycocyan of Kutzing. Evidently therefore the phycocyan of Nageli was a
compound ...
University of Pennsylvania. Botanical Laboratory, 1904
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British Chemical Abstracts: Pure chemistry
Phycoerythrin and phycocyan. H. KYLIN (Z. physiol. Chem., 1931, 197, 1-6).-
Phycoerythrin appears to occur in Rhodomelaceae in a strongly fluorescent (
orange-yellow) and a weakly fluorescent (orange to orange-red) form. The
presence of a ...
Bureau of Chemical Abstracts (Great Britain), 1931
