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Tamotsu SANO
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Tsuyuko KAWAGUCHI
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For determining carotene in feces, the use of alumina is not appropriate, because the carotene fraction contains non-carotene pigment which causes too high carotene values. Calcium hydroxide is adequate. The suitable procedure for this purpose was described. Saponification is not necessary for determining carotene alone.
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Kunio YAGI, Toshikazu TABATA, Etsu KOTAKI, Takeo ARAKAWA
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The fluorospectra of thiochrome, harmin hydrochloride, phenyl-α-naphthylamine and quinine sulphate were measured by using the fluorospectrophotometer devised by the authors, and the peaks of the spectra were found in 430〜435mμ, 425mμ, 430mμ and 455mμ respectively. Phenyl-α-naphthylamine will be used for a standard fluorescent substance for the measurement of thiochrome.
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Hachiro SAKATE
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Crystals of riboflavin (natural, synthetic riboflavin and araboflavin) recrystallized from redistilled water are hexahedral and plate-shaped, and the interfacial angles of each pinecold and base are 90°. All these three are rhombic and optically negative. Natural and synthetic riboflavin are the same in respect to the fundamental optical constant. Araboflavin belongs to the same crystal system, but differs slightly in the fundamental optical constant.
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Katsutoshi MIWA
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1955Volume 9 Pages
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The physicochemical methods for determination of vitamin D which have so far been reported, can scarecely be applied to fish liver oils, possessing very low vitamin D potency. The author investigated the method of Fujita, Nagase and Aoyama (1954), using a some-what larger chromatographic column (15×6cm). The recoveries were found to be 99%, error interval being 7%. The vitamin D potency of pollack liver oil (about 3,000 I.U./g) was determined within the confidence limits of 13.2%.
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Kyubei MINOURA
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The effects of sardine, viscera of fish, fish meal and soy bean cake as nitrogen sources for the industrial production of riboflavin by Eremothecium ashbyii were investigated. 1) Extract of sardine meal with 2% caustic soda or hydrolysate of the substance with 2% hydrochloric acid was more suitable when supplemented with corn steep liquor than peptone alone for the production of riboflavin by the fungi. 2) The growth promoting effect of viscera of mackerel was so powerful that no additional growth factor was required. 3) Hydrolysate of soy bean cake with diluted hydrochloric acid was suitable for the growth of the fungi, but did not exert and effect on the production of riboflavin.
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Kyubei MINOURA
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This paper deals with the effect of regulating the pH of culture medium for Eremothecium ashbyii on its growth and riboflavin production. In the glucose-ammonium sulphate medium supplemented with corn steep liquor (pH 5.4 the riboflavin production and the growth of the fungi were about 30 per cent greater when the pH of the medium was adjusted to 7.0 at the middle stage of cultivation than when it was not adjusted. In the glucose-peptone medium, the amount of riboflavin produced in the case of adjusting pH to 6.0 during cultivation increased about 20% in comparison with that in the case of not adjusting pH.
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Kyubei MINOURA
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1955Volume 9 Pages
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It has been reported that embryo of cereals, especially of rice, wheat and barley are suitable raw materials for the production of riboflavin by Eremothecium ashbyii. It is, however, necessary to remove the excess of inorganic substances in the embryo by steeping in water, since the embryo contains so much inorganic substances as they inhibit the growth of the fungus owing to the high osmotic pressure. But, by this treatment the nutrient substances in embryo are also lost. An attempt was therefore made to omit the steeping process by creating a new strain of the fungi, tolerable of high osmotic pressure. This was succeeded by cultivation on embryo extract agar supplemented with 5% salt. It was however verified that the new strain had a lower ability of synthesizing riboflavin.
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