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Toshikazu TABATA
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Yoshito NISHIZAWA
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Yutaka ASAHI
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Ascorbic acid, riboflavin and pteroyl glutamic acid in multi-vitamin preparations are determined polarographically at the same time in phosphate buffer (pH 6.8) by means of the anodic wave E1/2 -0.05,the reduction wave E1/2 -0.47 and the reduction wave E1/2 -1.2 V vs NCE respectively. The reduction wave E1/2 -0.41 V in 0.1 N HCI solution is also used for partial determination of pteroyl glutamic acid.
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Yutaka ASAHI
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2-Methyl-1,4-naphthohydroquinone diacetate (I) is easily hydrolysed by alkali to form 2-methyl-1,4-naphthohydroquinone (II), which decompoees to its quinone (III), phthiocol (IV) and the others. After studies on the conditions of the hydrolysis of (I), the following condition is recommended for determination of (I) in multi-vitamin preparations : borate buffer solution (0.025 M, pH 8.5) of sample containing 2 mg % (I) is heated at 100° for 20 min, then produced (II) is observed by oxidation wave E1/2 -0.33V vs NCE at 25°.
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Yutaka ASAHI
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A maximum wave which is observed ca. -1.5 V vs NCE in a solution containing 1mM CoCl_2,0.1 M NH_4Cl, 0.1 M NH_3,is usefull for determination of thiamine in multi-vitamin preparations. Niacin amide in such preparations can be determined by means of the reduction wave E1/2-1.86V in 0.1N NaOH. In such conditions the other vitamins do not disturb the determination.
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Shintaro KAMIYA, Hideji YAMAMOTO, Toshio NAKABAYASHI
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499-504
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The action of decomposing ascorbic acid was observed with various yeasts and bacteria. In 8 known species of yeast and 15 species of bacteria no such activity was found. But 9 species of bacteria having a strong ascorbic acid decomposing quality were separated from natural sources, i.e. soil, water, plants and excrements of animals. These bacteria bred in the media containing 1% of ascorbic acid decomposed ascorbic acid to CO_2,water and a few organic acids. From the results of the studies on their microbiological properties, it was ascertained that 6 out of the 9 species belong to Micrococcus, probably the variety of M. varians migula, and the other 3 species to the variety of Nocardia farcinica.
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Kengo OKUMURA, Yosito SAKURAI
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1957 Volume 13 Pages
505-508
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The double salts of thiamine such as B_1・Cl・HCl・ZnCl_2,B_1・Cl・HCl・CdCl_2,B_1・HSO_4・CdSO_4 and B_1・I・HI・CdI_2 were prepared. The presentation of these double salts made clear that thiamine molecule is possible to link up with some metal ions.
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CHEN RONG Ling
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1957 Volume 13 Pages
508-509
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In this paper it was reported that a basal diet supplemented with 400 mg of choline chloride per 100 g ration showed no remarkable growth promoting effect on mice after 30 days experiment. But mice of the choline deficient group looked moist and loose in the appearence of the hair and their skin had a slight reddish tint in colour.
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CHEN RONG Ling
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510-511
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In this paper it was reported that a synthetic diet supplemented with 100mg of PABA per 100g ration showed no remarkable growth promoting effect on mice. Addition of sulfamine to the above diet gave no influence on the result, but the PABA deficient group seemed a little inferior to the PABA group in gloss of the hair.
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Chen RONG Lin
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512-513
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A synthetic diet supplemented with 40mg of inositol per 100 g basal ration showed no marked effect on the growth of young mice. Among the inositol deficient group were seen several mice which showed an incomplete growth of the hair.
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Takashi SUHARA, Nobuko IRITANI
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Ninomiya reported previously that thiothiamine had a preventive effect for thiamine deficiency of a rice-bird, but a biological reexamination of thiothiamine was undertaken, since the sample used by him was suspected to contain thiamine. Both curative and preventive tests for thiamine deficiency of thiothinmine were conducted on albino rats. An administration of 10 μg per day of thiothiamine resulted in a decrease of body weight within 20 days as in thiamine deficiency, and an administration of 50 μg per day caused the maintenance of body weight. It was therefore, concluded that thiothiamine had no thiamine activity for albino rats, or if any, it was below one per cent, while it would be difficult to determine whether it was due to thiothiamine itself or to thiamine contained therein.
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Katuko YAMAGIRI
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1957 Volume 13 Pages
519-520
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In order to simplify the Yagi's fractional estimation method for riboflavin(FR), flavinmononucleotide(FMN)and flavinadeninedinucleotide(FAD) by paper partition chromatography, the Rockland-Dunn's test tube method was applied with Lutidine・n-Butanol・Water (4 : 1 : 5)(Rf values FR : 0.76,FMN : 0.20,FAD : 0.38) as a solvent, and some analytical conditions for this simplified method were studied. This simplified fractional estimation method was found to be couvenient for practical use, since much time was not required for the procedure.
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1957 Volume 13 Pages
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