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1960 Volume 20 Pages
409-
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Tadayoshi ONO
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
410-420
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Investigations were made on the nutritional requirements and simple synthetic medium for Bacillus thiaminolyticus. Ammonium ion was found to be utilized as a nitrogen source, producing thiaminase in the medium, but the nitrogen of nitrite or nitrate was not utilized. Glycerine has a favorable effect on the growth, whereas glucose was proved to be inhibitory. The optimum amount of thiamine for the organism was 0.01 to 0.5 μg/ml of the medium, 10 μg/ml of the vitamin inhibited the growth of almost all strains of the Bacillus tested. A new simple synthetic medium suitable for studying the metabolism of the Bacillus was established. By aerating the culture, the growth was promoted, producing a significant amount of thiaminase.
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Osamu NOSE, Masaru KAWAKAMI, Yoshiko IWASAKU, Mitsue WATANABE, Syoko H ...
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
421-424
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When the animal tissue was kept in the cold and homogenized, the action of phosphatase was inhibited, and a small amount of free thiamine was found. When thiamine and cocarboxylase were injected to albino rats, the amount of free thiamine in liver and kidney was lower in the cold extraction that in that at ordinary temperature. In rats given a large amount of thiamine, the free thiamine contents of liver and kidney were lower in cold extraction procedure than in the extraction at ordinary temperature.
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
424-
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Osamu NOSE, Masaru KAWAKAMI, Kenji HIRANO, Junnichi OKUNO
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
425-427
Published: 1960
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Liver cells of rat were divided into three subcellular fractions (nuclear, mitochondrial and soluble fractions) by centrifugation and the thiamine content of each fraction was determined. It was observed that in the soluble fraction the thiamine content was 62% of total thiamine of liver cell, while in the nuclear and mitochondrial fraction it was 24% and 13% respectively.
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Tomoichi KUSUNOKI, Reiji HAYASHI, Syozo ISHIKAWA, Sachiko TANAKA, Keiz ...
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
427-432
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Rats were administered with Aureomycin 200mg per kilogram body weight daily. Choline oxidase activity of liver homogenate decreased with one and four week administration, while with two and three week administration the activity was at normal level. Succinic dehydrogenase activity decreased slightly with one and four week administration and this was also the case with choline oxidase. These activity alterations of both the enzymes, which are classified as flavin enzyme, were not parallel with the change in the FAD content of liver. No remarkable changes were found in the pyridoxal content and transaminase activity of liver.
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
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Tomoichi KUSUNOKI, Reiji HAYASHI, Kenji HIRANO, Hiroshi HATTORI, Kyoic ...
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
433-435
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Cocarboxylase dephosphorylating activity of liver homogenate of rats, daily administered Aureomycin 200 mg per kilogram body weight, increased during the first week and then decreased in three and four weeks. Alkaline phosphatase activity of liver and kidney homogenates of the rat had no changes with Aureomycin administration.
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Eiko IMAI
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
436-446
Published: 1960
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Disturbance of carbohydrate metabolism is an indication of thiamine deficiency. It was found that in patients with beri-beri or beri-beri like state the disturbance was most sensibly detected by a carbohydrate metabolic index (CMI), which was calculated from the levels of pyruvate, lactate and sugar in blood under several conditions. To say nothing of the cases of beri-beri, high values of CMI were also observed in beri-beri like cases in which thiamine deficiency was not apparently detected. The result showed that CMI was useful for finding out the latent thiamine deficiency, though the value was not a specific indicator of the deficiency. For the diagnosis of thiamine deficiency, CMI must be used in combination with the Sawada's urinary test, measurement of blood thiamine content and observation of other clinical symptoms.
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
446-
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Kei ARAYAMA
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
447-455
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The effect of combined usage of cortisone with penicillin treatment on the experimental pneumococcal septicemia was observed in three groups of immatured mice, thiamine deficient immatured mice and matured mice. Each group was further divided into three groups : the first received 0.5 mg of cortisone, the second 0.05 mg, and the third 0.005 mg, daily. Cortisone was administered after 6,24 and 54 hours after the infection, but 1,000 units of penicillin was injected at 6 and 24 hours. The following results were obtained. Comparing with the penicillin treated animals, cortisone administration was not found to be effective for the pneumococcal infection in all groups. There was no difference of the effects of cortisone between immatured and matured mice. Administration of large doses of cortisone increased the duration of life in all groups, except in the end stadium of thiamine deficiency. In the early stage of thiamine deficiency, when the body weight was still increasing, a resistance to pneumococcal infection was stronger than the control animals, fed with a standard diet.
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
455-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
455-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
455-
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Otoharu ISHIZAKA, Hideko ENDO, Takeshi SEKI, Saburo HIRAYAMA
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
456-458
Published: 1960
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The authors have studied the most effective conditions for the phosphorylation of vitamin D_2 and revealed its physico-chemical properties.
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
458-
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[in Japanese]
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
458-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
458-
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Shiro HISADA, Otoharu ISHIZAKA, Toshio NAKASHIMA, Mitsuo TANAKA, Michi ...
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
459-462
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The authors have studied the antirachitic potency and toxicity of vitamin D_2-phosphate in comparison with vitamin D_2 and revealed that in the former, the antirachitic potency was almost equivalent in molar basis and the toxicity was less than those of free vitamin D_2.
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Michio KATO
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
463-479
Published: 1960
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Change of thiamine contents of urine and various organs was examined, when a strong sound stimulation was given consectively for a month to albino rats. The body weight decreased in most cases. The urinary thiamine decreased after a certain time after the sound stimulation. Decreases of the total thiamine content were observed in liver, brain, kidney and intestinal contents, while no appreciable changes were recognized in lung, spinal cord, stomach, intestine, heart, muscle and skin.
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
479-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
479-
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[in Japanese]
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
479-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
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Michio KATO
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
480-486
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Sound of 3,000 cps, 115 phone was given on rats consecutively for 8 hours per day for five days and then 0.4 μg of thiamine per g of body weight was subcutaneously injected. The change of thiamine contents of various organs was examined, 30 minutes, 1 and 3 hours after the injection in comparison with the animals without sound stimulation. The difference was relatively remarkable at 3 hours after the injection, total thiamine content decreased in liver, brain, kidney, stomach and blood, and the total thiamine was remarkably low in liver and brain.
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
486-
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Michio KATO
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
487-496
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With the removal of the auditory area in the cerebral cortex, the thiamine content in the organs of rats showed a slight decrease. Even if excited by sound, however, it did not show further decrease. Noticeable difference of thiamine content was not seen, between the normal and auditory area lacking animals, three hours after the loading of thiamine with sound stimulation.
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
496-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
496-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
496-
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Soichi NIWA, Nobu KATAYAMA, Shizuya MATSUBARA, Haruo TANAKA
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
497-500
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When vitamin C was added in the carbonated drink, it is decomposed by the coexistence of chlorine. It was found, however, that such a decomposition of vitamin C was inhibited by the addition of a small amount of polyphosphoric acid, for instance, in the case of "Ramune" containing 0.3 ppm of Cl_2,the addition of 0.16% of polyphosphoric acid was enough to prevent the decomposition of vitamin C in the drink at 20℃.
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
500-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
500-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
501-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
501-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
501-502
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
502-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
502-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
502-503
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
503-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
503-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
503-
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[in Japanese], [in Japanese], [in Japanese], [in Japanese]
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
503-504
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
504-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
504-505
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
505-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
505-
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
505-506
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1960 Volume 20 Pages
506-
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