Biochemical Studies on Hexosamine. Part III

Biochemical studies on inositol. III. Biosynthesis of inositol by yeast.

It is over a century since Scherer discovered in Liebig’s meat extract a hexahydroxycyclohexane which he named inositol (1). Since that time a number of similar compounds have been shown to occur in nature, and a few others have been synthesized in the laboratory. Of the nine possible stereoisomeric forms of hexahydroxycychlohexane, myo-inositol is by far the most widely distributed in nature a...

Mammography; Part III

From the Book of Mammography by Dr. Zabihollah Arnavaz - Head of Radiology Department of Jorjani Hospital, National University of Iran.

Part III Turbulent Flame Dynamics Studies

Studies of Ringworm. Part III. Prophylactic Measures

J-N the tropics ringworm infection of the body is not only common but difficult to avoid afld more difficult to cure. In any skin outpatient department the number of cases of der^atomycosis is quite large. In Calcutta, 20 Per cent of the total number of patients with skin disease come for the treatment of ringworm infection, i.e. about 2,000 new cases every year. To this may be added quite an A...

Biochemical Studies on Shock

During and following the production of shock by hemorrhage in the normal, suprareno-demedullated, and suprarenalectomized rat, the following significant changes in amino acid and carbohydrate metabolism have been observed. 1. In the intact, suprareno-demedullated, and suprarenalectomized rat there is a progressive rise in the whole blood and plasma amino acid nitrogen levels during and after a ...