10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «TOXALBUMOSE»
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1
The Bacteriological World: A Monthly Illustrated Magazine ...
and Babes suggest the term of toxalbumose, which seems to me more proper.
Brieger and Frankel have made researches concerning toxalbumose in cultures
of various pathogenic bacteria, and found two classes, viz., one soluble in water,
...
2
Pocket Medical Dictionary
B. Jain Publishers Staff. TOXOPHORE GROUP Toxalbumins, toks-al-bu'-mine.
Poisonous soluble albuminoids producing specific diseases. Toxalbumose, toks-
al'-bu-mos. A toxic albumose. Tox'amins. Toxic substances in oatmeal, wheat, etc
.
B. Jain Publishers Staff, 1999
3
Our Secret Friends and Foes
Mr. Hankin has succeeded in isolating from anthrax-cultures a substance which
has many points of similarity to snake-poison ; he calls it the Toxalbumose of
Anthrax, and he finds that this substance is so poisonous that if he injects into a ...
nursing was discontinued. Some of the milk from the women was injected into a
guinea-pig and caused convulsions. The poison appeared to be in some cases
an alkaloid, and in others a toxalbumose, and these were not exactly typical in ...
5
Massachusetts Medical Journal: Devoted to Medicine & General ...
The poison appeared to be in some cases an alkaloid, and in others a
toxalbumose, and these were not exactly typical in their action. For instance, the
toxalbumose produced in animals experimented on, a subnormal temperature,
an effect ...
6
Nôvo vocabulário ortográfico da língua portuguêsa: de acôrdo ...
TOX tovariáceo, adj. toxalbumina (es), s.J. toxalbuminose (cs), s.J. toxalbumose (
cs), s.j. toxandro (cs), adj. e s. m. toxemia (cs), s. j. toxêmico (cs), adj. toxicador (
C8...Ô), adj. e s. m. toxicar (cs), v. Pres. ind.: toxico, ele. /Cj. tóxico, toxicemia (cs),
...
Aurélio Buarque de Holanda Ferreira, Manuel da Cunha Pereira, 1961
7
Grande enciclopédia portuguesa e brasileira: Ilustrada com ...
... em terapêutica como a tuber- culina, o veneno de cobra, etc. (De tox,
abreviatura de tóxico e albumina). TOXALBUMINOSE, (ca), s. f. Intoxicação por
uma toxalbumina. (De tox, abreviatura de tóxico, e albuminox). TOXALBUMOSE (
es), s.
8
Journal of the Missouri State Medical Association
The supposition seems to be warranted that the package of crackers had been
the seat of deposit of the green fly larvae, which in time perished from lack of
moisture and disintegrated, leaving the toxalbumose on the food. It is disgusting
to ...
This power, however, is not supreme, and in some instances, avails nothing, as
in the case of cobravenom, ' which is a toxalbumose. The cells of the mucosa
habitually convert poisonous intermediary products of digestion into pabulum ...
We know now that abrin, the poisonous principle of jequirity, is a toxalbumose.
Von Roemer experimented with it on animals and came to the following
conclusions: Abrin even in the greatest dilution produces ophthalmia when
dropped into ...
