Physiological Chemistry
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2 K ADDITIONS AND NOTES TO VOLUME II.
(1) Addition to p. 30, line 17- — Colin* appears to have made very extensive observations on the secretion of saliva in the solid- ungula. Amoiigst other results of his investigations he mentions that the secretion of the two parotids alternates, the parotid of the side on which mastication is going on, secreting at least one-third more than that of the other side ; and that when the masticatory process is transferred to the other side, the activity of the ...first gland very rapidly diminishes, and that of the second as rapidly increases.
He did not observe the alternating action in the secretion of the submaxillary glands, which is apparently uniform on both sides.
When the animal consumes dry food, there are secreted from 5000 to 6000 grammes of saliva from all the glands in the course of one hour; about l-3rd or l-4th more when the animal consumes oats ; and l-5th or l-4th less when living on succulent roots. The parotids alone yield more than 2-3rds of the whole sum, the submaxillaries only l-20th, and the sublinguals and mucous follicles the remainder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 K ADDITIONS AND NOTES TO VOLUME II.
(1) Addition to p. 30, line 17- — Colin* appears to have made very extensive observations on the secretion of saliva in the solid- ungula. Amoiigst other results of his investigations he mentions that the secretion of the two parotids alternates, the parotid of the side on which mastication is going on, secreting at least one-third more than that of the other side ; and that when the masticatory process is transferred to the other side, the activity of the ...first gland very rapidly diminishes, and that of the second as rapidly increases.
He did not observe the alternating action in the secretion of the submaxillary glands, which is apparently uniform on both sides.
When the animal consumes dry food, there are secreted from 5000 to 6000 grammes of saliva from all the glands in the course of one hour; about l-3rd or l-4th more when the animal consumes oats ; and l-5th or l-4th less when living on succulent roots. The parotids alone yield more than 2-3rds of the whole sum, the submaxillaries only l-20th, and the sublinguals and mucous follicles the remainder.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karl Gotthelf Lehmann to read onlineMoreLess
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