10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEMOCHROMOGEN»
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Oxygenases - Strona 456
Osamu Hayaishi. chromogen separated as a green layer at the bottom of the solution, and was removed from the supernatant layer. The pyridine hemochromogen readily dissolved in water, thus differing from other kinds of pyridine ...
2
The Porphyrins V1: Structure and Synthesis - Część 1 - Strona 59
... ferroprotoporphyrin (“CO hemochromogen”) First preparation of pyridine and piperidine ferroprotoporphyrins; and important monograph (from R. Kobert's Institute) Hemochromogen studies Hemochromogen studies Hemochromogen studies ...
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences - Strona 477
Keilin's2 observations showing the effect of the physicochemical state of the hemochromogen on its absorption spectrum, while not involving spectrophotometric titration, clearly recognized two kinds of absorption spectra for pyridine ...
Thomas Lincoln Casey, Gilbert Van Ingen, Charles Lane Poor, 1877
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Linus Pauling: Selected Scientific Papers - Tom 2 - Strona 856
Ferrohemochromogen, hemochromogen : a complex of ferroheme and another substance, or two other substances, having the characteristic hemochromogen spectrum and involving covalent bonds from the iron atom to the porphyrin nitrogen ...
Linus Pauling, Barclay Kamb, 2001
5
Progesterone Function: Molecular and Biochemical Aspects
Adrenal mitochondrial cytochromes, pyridine hemochromogen and adrenodoxin levels in control and testosterone-treated rats* * For the assay of respiratory chain cytochromes by the methods of Cammer and Estabrook,7 a 6-ml aliquot of the ...
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The Proteins Chemistry, Biological Activity, and Methods V2B
72 Reduction of the aqueous solutions of denatured globin and hemin does not furnish hemoglobin, but globin—hemochromogen which, like all hemochromogens, has an intensive absorption band at 556—558 my and a less intensive ...
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PHYSIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY - Strona 508
It occurs in small amounts in the urine and in larger quantities after sulphonal ingestion and in some pathological conditions. k. Hemochromogen. This is reduced hematin. It is formed by the action of acids or alkalis on hemoglobin, or it may be ...
ALBERT P. MATHEWS, Ph.D., 1916
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The absorption of carbon monoxide with reduced hematin and ...
globin hemochromogen and found1 (He X CO)/HcCO = 0.031 mm. at 37.5°. Anson and Mirsky (10) found that the amount of ammonia necessary to form the ammonia hemochromogen was very large in comparison to the amount of pyridine ...
La Verne Edward Clifcorn, 1934
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Textbook of Medical Biochemistry - Strona 104
HEMOCHROMOGEN This is a very important derivative of hemoglobin. The importance lies in the fact that it absorbs light even in very great dilutions. A few ml of 1 in 100 dilution of blood are heated with a few drops of five per cent sodium ...
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A Text-book of Physiology - Strona 47
with. any. part. of. the. blood. Hemoglobin can be decomposed by various reagents, such as acids or alkalis into two parts: 1. Globin, a simple protein, and 2. Hemochromogen, a pigment matter which contains the iron spoken of above.
William Douwes Zoethout, 1840
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She said in some cases a choice had to be made whether to test a stain for blood or DNA, due to the minute nature of the sample because the hemochromogen ... «InfoTel News Ltd, Mar 15»
