Notes From the Physiological Laboratory of the University of Pennsylvania
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The following bodies in moderate amount do not affect the reaction : saliva, syntonin, amygdalin, para-albumen, diastase, kreatin, leucin, tyrosin, mucic acid, glucose, urea, uric acid, nitric, hydro- chloric, sulphuric, and picric acids, glycerine, alco- hol, atropia sulphate, pilocarpin nitrate, caffeine, sodium carbonate, ammonium oxalate, sodium phosphate, and manganese chloride and ferric chloride.
of the University of Pennsylvania. 33 [This test is not applicable to urine, nor is it avail...able in the presence of albumen or gelatin.] It is obvious that this reaction is useless to the student as an isolated test, inasmuch as it responds to two entirely distinct compounds, but its sim- plicity and striking colorations give it very consid- erable value when employed in corroboration of other tests.
34 Notes from the Physiologioal Laboratory VI.
A NOTE ON THE BEHAVIOR OP HYDROBRO- MIC ACID AND OF POTASSIUM IODIDE IN THE DIGESTIVE TRACT.' I VENTURE to present before the Society a brief note upon a subject not strictly neurological, but having direct bearing upon the relations entertained to the processes of digestion by two drugs, which are of interest ^to the neurologist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The following bodies in moderate amount do not affect the reaction : saliva, syntonin, amygdalin, para-albumen, diastase, kreatin, leucin, tyrosin, mucic acid, glucose, urea, uric acid, nitric, hydro- chloric, sulphuric, and picric acids, glycerine, alco- hol, atropia sulphate, pilocarpin nitrate, caffeine, sodium carbonate, ammonium oxalate, sodium phosphate, and manganese chloride and ferric chloride.
of the University of Pennsylvania. 33 [This test is not applicable to urine, nor is it avail...able in the presence of albumen or gelatin.] It is obvious that this reaction is useless to the student as an isolated test, inasmuch as it responds to two entirely distinct compounds, but its sim- plicity and striking colorations give it very consid- erable value when employed in corroboration of other tests.
34 Notes from the Physiologioal Laboratory VI.
A NOTE ON THE BEHAVIOR OP HYDROBRO- MIC ACID AND OF POTASSIUM IODIDE IN THE DIGESTIVE TRACT.' I VENTURE to present before the Society a brief note upon a subject not strictly neurological, but having direct bearing upon the relations entertained to the processes of digestion by two drugs, which are of interest ^to the neurologist.
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