The Falling Drop Method for Determining Specific Gravity .*

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• The Application of the Falling-drop Method for Specific Gravity Measurement to the Determination of Serum Albumin *

  سند علمی۱۹۴۱The Yale Journal of Biology and MedicinePaul H. Barbour

  Weech and collaborators10 confirmed the formula in 1933. In 1934 Nugent5 demonstrated that the partial specific gravities of albumin and globulin are practically identical. Weech and collaborators' in 1936 worked out formulae by means of which the protein content of plasma, serum

• The Falling Drop Method for Determining Specific

  سند علمی۲۰۰۳GRAVITY

  Recognizing the increasing importance attached to water exchange in the body for the study of many clinical and physiological conditions we (1) described in 1924 a new and convenient method of determining specific gravity. Obvious advantages attach to densimetry performed with 1

• THE FALLING DROP METHOD FOR DETERMINING SPECIFIC GRAVITY

  مقاله‌ی دسترسی آزاد۱۹۲۶Journal of Biological ChemistryHenry G.Barbour, William F.Hamilton

• A SIMPLE METHOD FOR THE ESTIMATION OF TOTAL PROTEIN CONTENT OF PLASMA AND SERUM. I. A FALLING DROP METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF SPECIFIC GRAVITY1

  مقاله‌ی دسترسی آزاد۱۹۳۸Journal of Clinical InvestigationBenjamin M.Kagan

• A Simple Method for the Estimation of Total Protein Content of Plasma and Serum. Ii. the Estimation of Total Protein Content of Human Plasma and Serum by the Use of the Falling Drop Method.

  سند علمی۱۹۳۸The Journal of clinical investigationB M Kagan

  An instrument for the accurate estimation of serum protein which has the simplicity of a hemoglobinometer has an obvious place in medicine. Peters and Van Slyke (1) have reviewed the many physical methods which have been tried and conclude that the specific gravity is the most ac

• A SIMPLE METHOD FOR THE ESTIMATION OF TOTAL PROTEIN CONTENT OF PLASMA AND SERUM. II. THE ESTIMATION OF TOTAL PROTEIN CONTENT OF HUMAN PLASMA AND SERUM BY THE USE OF THE FALLING DROP METHOD

  مقاله‌ی دسترسی آزاد۱۹۳۸Journal of Clinical InvestigationBenjamin M.Kagan