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Ryoji HAYASHI
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Koji KIMURA
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An improved method of photolytic microdetermination of vitamin A in blood serum according to Bessey et al. was reported. Improvements consist in the purification procedure of kerosene and the demonstration of the necessity of correcting for the increased blank optical densities due to ultraviolet irradiation. Vitamin A ester showed similar behavior to vitamin A alcohol in the given procedure. The factor for calculating vitamin A level from differences in optical densities before and after irradiation was obtained experimentally using a standard vitamin A solution. The values for human blood serum vitamin A determined photolytically by the proposed method and those by micro-GDH method were found to be practically the same.
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Goichiro KATSUI, Yoshitaka MATSUOKA
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For the purpose of determing vitamin E in multi-vitamin preparations, Kofler's fluorometric assay procedure was investigated. Vitamin A, D and K disturb the fluorometric determination of vitamin E. Only the choice, however, of light exiting- and fluorescence selecting- filters often enables to attain the determination of the vitamin in multivitamin preparations. When a large amount of inhibiting substances was contained in the preparations, the removal of those substances by condensing them with o-phenylenediamine followed by alumina chromatography enables the fluorometric estimation of the vitamin with a high accuracy.
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Kunio OKUDA
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The technique of measurement of Co^<60>-labeled vitamin B_<12> in urinary excretion test was studied with regard to the errors and factors which influence the test results. The oral dose of 2μg was used as the standard dosage, and for "flushing" purpose 1mg of unlabeled vitamin B_<12> was given by intramuscular injection two hours later. The normal range and average value of urinary excretion at this oral dose were measured. This test seems to be of value for clinical applications, because of its practicability, provided the assumption holds true that the urinary excretion is in relative proportion to the absorption
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Kunio OKUDA
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1956 Volume 11 Pages
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The oral dose of Co^<60>-vitamin B_<12> was increased from 2μg to 8,25,50 and 250μg and the urinary excretion rate for each dose was determined in normal subjects. It was demonstrated that when the oral dose was increased, the urinary excretion rate was considerably decreased, and the net increase over 2μg dose in urinary excretion was very slight as compared with the increase in the oral dose of Co^<60>-vitamin B_<12>. The data seem to indicate the limitation of vitamin B_<12> absorption from the gastrointestinal tract of normal individuals, particularly when the oral dose exceeds 8μg.
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Jusaku TAKAHASHI
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385-388
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The change of vitamin B_<12> in enriched miso (fermented bean paste), jam, cream and soy under storage or in heating was tested by microbiological method with Euglena gracilis var. bacillaris. (1) Vitamin B_<12> in miso was relatively stable. During storage for 30 days, the vitamin in miso remained 89 per cent at 3-5℃, and 79-85 per cent at 3-5℃ and 35-59 per cent at 30℃. (2) On the other hand, vitamin B_<12> in soy was considerably unstable during the storage. Then vitamin B_<12> in it remained 75 per cent at 30℃. (3) It was confirmed that Torula utilis, Mycoderma cerevisiae etc. had vitamin B_<12>-forming ability slightly. (4) Moreover, vitamin B_<12> in miso was comparatively stable on heating. Consequently, only 6 per cent of vitamin B_<12> in it was degraded by heating for 30 minutes at 100℃. But vitamin B_<12> in soy was so unstable on heating that, 28-54 per cent of vitamin B_<12> in it was degraded on heating for 12-30 minutes. In short, the enrichment of soy with vitamin B_<12> seems to be unsuitable. (5) 67-78 per cent of vitamin B_<12> enriched in jam was degraded during storage for 30 days at 3-5℃ or 30℃, while only 16-24 per cent of vitamin B_<12> enriched in cream was degraded under the same conditions.
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Kazunori TSUKIHARA, Masakazu IZUMIYA
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1956 Volume 11 Pages
389-392
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Several fundamental experiments were made in order to prevent bacterial contamination. The results obtained are as follows : 1) Conditions for sterilizing some kinds of media in several vessels were confirmed. In the experiment using a medium containing cane molasses and fish meals, no change of riboflavin production occured on sterilizing at 121℃, 1/2 or 1 hour, but riboflavin production was decreased to 73 and 65% in case of 3 and 5 hours sterilization. 2) Test of 6 kinds of antifoam agents showed that a small amount of them did not exert inhibitive effect on riboflavin production. 3) Culture of Eremothecium ashbyii was contaminated when incubated in a medium containing 3% of glucose, 3% of fish meal and 4-10mg% of 2-(5 nitro)-furfuralsemi-carbazone after heating at 100℃ for 1 hour.
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