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MUNEAKI TÔNO1939 Volume 29 Issue 3 Pages 361-369
Published: 1939
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESS1. It was confirmed that urease from jack beans and soya beans was able to synthesize urea from ammonium carbamatecarbonate mixture. Thus the reversibility of the enzymic process was proved.
2. Study of the influences of oxidizing and reducing reagents upon urease revealed that an oxidizing reagent retards the splitting action of the enzyme and accelerates the synthetic, and reducing reagents, vice versâ.
3. The reversibility of the enzymic process is controlled by the redoxpotential of the medium in which the enzyme exists.View full abstractDownload PDF (379K) -
With Special Reference to the Benzaldehyde-test of Hyo- and Anthropo-desoxycholic AcidGEORGE SABA1939 Volume 29 Issue 3 Pages 371-375
Published: 1939
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESS1. Applying Yamasaki's test, HCl-levulose-test, Benzaldehyde-test, and Metadinitrobenzene-test to a series of bile acids, the author found that there are certain correlations between the structure of these bile acids and their colour reactions.
It is possible to suggest the structure of a bile-acid in the above described limits, by studying the results of different colour reactions of the acid.
2. The author modified the Benzaldehyde-test, and differentiated hyo- and anthropo-desoxycholic acid from each other by their colour reactions.View full abstractDownload PDF (249K) -
XLII. Mucin from the Sublingual Gland. Second PaperYASUHISA TANABE1939 Volume 29 Issue 3 Pages 377-379
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XLIII. Mucin from the Sublingual Gland. Third Paper. The Third CarbohydrateYASUHISA TANABE1939 Volume 29 Issue 3 Pages 381-386
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XLIV. Mucin from the Sublingual Gland. Fourth Paper. A Few Physical ConstantsYASUHISA TANABE1939 Volume 29 Issue 3 Pages 387-390
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GEN-ICHIRO IMAMURA1939 Volume 29 Issue 3 Pages 391-402
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GENT-ICHIRO IMAMURA1939 Volume 29 Issue 3 Pages 403-407
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TOSIZO KIMURA, GORO SUGIYAMA1939 Volume 29 Issue 3 Pages 409-419
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TARO KAZUNO, TAYEI SHIMIZU1939 Volume 29 Issue 3 Pages 421-433
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KINSABURO HIRAI1939 Volume 29 Issue 3 Pages 435-438
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I. Mitteilung: Die phylogenetische Untersuchung des Kupfers im BlutSATORU KAMEGAT1939 Volume 29 Issue 3 Pages 439-451
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSVerfasser bestimmte den Kupfergehalt des Blutes in 13 Arten von Tieren, die sich in den verschiedenen Stellen der Systematik befinden.
1. Einige von den Invertebraten übertreffen an Kupfergehalt weitaus die Vertebraten.
2. Unter den Vertebraten ist der Unterschied eher gering, doch scheint die niedere Klasse mehr als die höhere zu enthalten, und zwar je niedriger desto reichlicher.
3. In der grossen Mehrzahl der Tiere ist das weibliche Geschlecht reicher an Kupfer als das männliche. Dies beruht wahrscheinlich auf der lebhaften Tätigkeit der Geschlechtsorgane (Schwangerschaft sowie Brunst).View full abstractDownload PDF (491K) -
II. Mitteilung: Die phylogenetische Untersuchung des Eisens und Fe/Cu-Index in BultSATORU KAMEGAI1939 Volume 29 Issue 3 Pages 453-465
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSDie Bestimmung des Eisengehaltes im Blut von 13 verschiedenen Tierarten ergab die folgenden Resultate.
1. Das Blut der Invertebraten enthält weniger Eisen als das der Vertebraten.
2. Unter den Vertebraten sind keine starken Unterschiede konstatierbar.
3. Meistenfalls übertrifft das weibliche Geschlecht das männliche an Eisengehalt.
4. Fe/Cu-Index steigt von den niederen Klassen an gegen die höheren zu.
5. Meistenteils its der Fe/Cu-Index grösser beim männlichen Geschlecht als beim weiblichen.View full abstractDownload PDF (836K) -
KICHIHEI MIURA1939 Volume 29 Issue 3 Pages 467-479
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YUJI SUEYOSHI, KICHIHEI MIURA1939 Volume 29 Issue 3 Pages 481-486
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SHIRO MORII1939 Volume 29 Issue 3 Pages 487-501
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JOURNAL FREE ACCESSIt seems that hesperidin, that is, Vitamin P, takes part in increasing capillary resistance to some extent, and in decreasing capillary permeability. But Vitamin P and Vitamin C are generally not the only substances which affect capillary hemorrhage or permeability. It is thought that capillary hemorrhage and permeability are affected greatly also by Vitamin K, Vitamin B and the protein properties contained in food, especially by amino acids.
There are various methods for measuring capillary resistance and filtrate, but since these are imperfect, it is almost impossible to conclude without hesitation that various kinds of hemorrhage of the skin are due to one or two factors alone. From a clinical viewpoint, it is often thought that various factors are involved. Although the results of Szent-Györgyi's experiments on animals were totally contradicted, it apparently cannot be denied that there are cases in which some effects can be expected. I realize the necessity of conducting further comprehensive experiments in the future.
The gist of the above research was read before the Third Korea-Manchuria Medical Meeting held in Hsinking on September 3, 1938.
Recently I have received a large amount of hesperidin manufactured by the Takeda Company, and am about to conduct experiments with it.
In conclusion, I wish ot express my deep gratitude to Dr. Morinaka, the director of the Dairen Hospital, for his interest and encouragement, to Dr. Makino for his guidance, and to Mr. Goro Yano for his help in my research.
The work was undertaken with the aid of the scholarship from the research fundation of South Manchuria Railway Company. (Katashi Makino).View full abstractDownload PDF (581K)
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