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102 L. B. WINTER AND W. SMITH. which will reduco the alkaline copper solution. Owing to the careful control of temperature, and the very small concentration of acid, we do not cons...
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SUGAR OF BLOOD. 103 a sample of pure glucose (for this we are indebted to Dr C. G. L. Wolf). The degree of accuracy obtained may be seen from the following figures. Glu...
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104 L. B. WINTER AND W. SMITH. was treated as has been described above. The final filtrate when read in a one decimetre polarimeter tube usually gave a value considerably below th...
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SUGAR OF BLOOD. 105 it would occur with great rapidity. Our negative results are in agreement with the conclusion of Cooper and Walker(lo), who state that no such enzyme...
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106 L. B. WINTER AND W. SMITH. the curve being possibly produced by delay in the concentration of the filtrate, any considerable amount of fructose present in the blood would / ...
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SUGAR OF BLOOD. 107 at the beginning of each curve. This shows that the sugar which recently entered from the intestine had been converted into normal blood sugar. CO...
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108 L. B. WINTER AND W. SMITH. the property of converting glucose and fructose to the form normally present in the blood, and that the sugar in cases of diabetes is mainly the a, f...
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SUGAR OF BLOOD. 109 in a variety of ways. We determined his blood sugar next day by Bang's method, and obtained the figure .12 p.c., which would tend to support this ...
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110 L. B. TWINTER AND W. SMITH. introduced into the intestine undergo a rapid downward muta-rotation. The enzyme responsible for the conversion being apparently absent from the blo...
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SUGAR OF BLOOD. 111 amount of sugar may be present of which the ratio is higher than that of a, " glucose. We were unable to test this by acid hydrolysis owing to the s...
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112 L. B. WINTER AND W. SMITH. REFERENCES. (1) Minkowsky. Arch. f. exp. Path. u. Pharm. 21. p. 1. 1886. v. Mering and Minkowsky. Cntrlb. f. klin. Med. 10. p. 393. 1889. (2) Cl...
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338 PHYSIOLOGY: KLEINER AND MELTZER so constant as it has been assumed to be, but that it is affected by a number of conditions, and that at least some of these may not affect lengt...
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PHYSIOLOGY: KLEINER AND MELTZER 339 Both possibilities have groups of followers who have brought forward numerous experiments in support of either of the respective theories. I...
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340 PHYSIOLOGY: KLEINER AND MELTZER the end of the dextrose injection, was at least twice as high as that of the sample taken before the injection. Apparently the removal of the pa...
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GENETICS: T. H. GOODSPEED 341 Conclusions.-In normal animals the circulation possesses the ability to get rid readily of a surplus of dextrose injected intravenously. In the ab...
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(2g)SÉANCKS DES 21 AVRIL, 19 MAI, 0 ET 23 JUIN 555 répété plusieurs fois que cet objet s'appelait chapeau, il a fixé ce mot dans sa mémoire, et rie s'est plus laissé tromper. Et tou...
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556HÉUMON ROUMAINE DE BIOLOGIE (26) l'urée dans le sang et dans l'urine ; 3" une augmentation de la proportion des corps acétoniques dans le...
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(27)SÉANCES DES 21 AVRIL, 19 MAI, 9 IÎT 23 JriN 557 Expérience 2. r.lycote"~~ """ " t'ree Avant —,o4o,35o A...
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558RÉLMO.N ROUMAINE DE BIOLOGIE (28) INFLUENCE DU LAPS DE TEMPS ÉCOULÉ DEPUIS L'INJECTION INTRAVEINEUSE DE L'EXTRAIT PANCRÉATIQUE CHEZ UN AN...
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(29)SÉANCES DES 21 AVRIL, 19 MAI, 9 ET 23 JUIN 55i Comme preuve, nous apportons l'expérience suivante : Expérience 8. _———————^±L-——————^^ cUnj|ee Pancrfaspcloin...

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