10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «XANTHEIN»
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The Journal of Pathology and Bacteriology
xanthein bases, the xanthein bases being oxidised to form uric acid. Von
Noorden (92) gives the following table to show these changes :— Nuolein I l
Proteid Nucleic Acid I Phosphoric Adinin Acid N . Guam uclein (or Xanthein)
Xanthein B ...
2
A Dictionary of Chemistry and the Allied Branches of Other ...
This extractive matter, likewise called xanthein by Martens, is generally
associated in plants with a blue pigment, the anthocyan of Marquart and the
cyauin of Fremy. Alkalis turn cyanin green, and deepen the yellow colour of
xanthein.
3
Dyeing and Calico Printing: Including an Account of the Most ...
XANTHEIN. 0 except that sulphuric acid should be employed for decomposing
the lead compound instead of sulphuretted hydrogen; the residue from the
aqueous solution is extracted by alcohol, which dissolves the xanthein, and on ...
Frederick Crace Calvert, John Stenhouse, Charles Edward Groves, 1876
4
Experiment Station Record
The first group includes the soluble red, purple, and blue pigments known as
anthocyanin and the soluble yellow pigments called xanthein. The second group,
which is insoluble in water, includes carotln, xanthin, etc. About two dozen
natural ...
United States. Office of Experiment Stations, 1910
5
The Winston Simplified Dictionary: Including All the Words ...
xanthein. xyster. xan-the-in. $F0'w. ^. the soluble coloring matter of yellow flowers
. Also, xanthome. •von +Vi,V (z&n'thlk), adj. having, or in- Acui-uilL clined to, a
yellow color, van tViin fzan'thln), n. the Insoluble yel- •***U- lillil low coloring
matter ...
William Dodge Lewis, Edgar Arthur Singer, 1919
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German Technical Dictionary
<Telekom> time base Xanthat n <Chemie> xanthate Xanthein n <Chemie>
xanthein Xanthen n <Chemie> xanthene Xanthenol n <Chemie> xanthydrol
Xanthenon n <Chemie> xanthone Xanthenyl n <Chemie> xanthyl Xanthin n <
Chemie> ...
7
African American Writers and Classical Tradition
My skin is as white as a Roman's toga when he sought an office on the sly, my
hair is as blond as Xanthein; my eyes are as blue as the hawk's-eye. The
conjunction of whiteness with the venality of a Roman politician re- duces the
connection ...
William W. Cook, James Tatum, 2011
8
THE HUMAN GENOME: A User's Guide
Thus if someone has several high-risk alleles for age-related macular
degeneration, then adding in smoking and a diet low in lutein and xanthein could
help tip the balance towards age-related macular degeneration; someone with
the same ...
R. Scott Hawley, Catherine A. Mori, 2010
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Puzzle, ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London: Containing ...
That the pale yellow or cream xanthein sap pigment of the wallflower is in some
way related with the red and purple anthocyans is rendered probable from a
study of the curious behaviour of a hybrid wallflower Cheiranthus kewensis, the
issue ...
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