Hand book of Chemistry volume 12
Hand book of Chemistry volume 12
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Ber. 2 Abth. 55, 881 ; Chem. Centr. 1867, 999. EICHWALD. Petersb. Medic. Zeitschr. 15, 239 ; Chem. Centr. 1869, 561 . Serum casein (Panum) ; Serin [Denis) ; Globulin or Fibrino -plastic substance (Schmidt) ; Paraglobulin (Ktihne) ; Paraglobin (Briicke). Paraglobin, precipitable by acids from blood-serum diluted with water, was observed by Scherer, Lehmann, Zimmermann (Mutter's Arch. 1854, 377), and Guillot & Leblanc (Compt. Rend. 31, 520, and 585) previous to Panum's investigation. It was disti...nguished from serum albumin and more minutely examined by Parmm, who called it serum casein. Accord- ing to Al. Schmidt, it forms fibrin by contact with a second body, the fibrinogenous substance ; but this view appears to have been rendered untenable by the researches of Briicke and Eichwald. See Fibrin. Paraglobin occurs in blood, not only in the serum (Panum), but also, and in especial abundance, in the red blood-corpuscles ; also in the fluid of connective tissue, in the cornea, and in many other parts of the animal body (Schmidt).
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Ber. 2 Abth. 55, 881 ; Chem. Centr. 1867, 999. EICHWALD. Petersb. Medic. Zeitschr. 15, 239 ; Chem. Centr. 1869, 561 . Serum casein (Panum) ; Serin [Denis) ; Globulin or Fibrino -plastic substance (Schmidt) ; Paraglobulin (Ktihne) ; Paraglobin (Briicke). Paraglobin, precipitable by acids from blood-serum diluted with water, was observed by Scherer, Lehmann, Zimmermann (Mutter's Arch. 1854, 377), and Guillot & Leblanc (Compt. Rend. 31, 520, and 585) previous to Panum's investigation. It was disti...nguished from serum albumin and more minutely examined by Parmm, who called it serum casein. Accord- ing to Al. Schmidt, it forms fibrin by contact with a second body, the fibrinogenous substance ; but this view appears to have been rendered untenable by the researches of Briicke and Eichwald. See Fibrin. Paraglobin occurs in blood, not only in the serum (Panum), but also, and in especial abundance, in the red blood-corpuscles ; also in the fluid of connective tissue, in the cornea, and in many other parts of the animal body (Schmidt).
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