The Fluids of the Body
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centim., i.e. 0-00 •235 grm. "■-" -015 „ (added) 6-o2 3-30 Hydrostatic Pressures.
Normal loop . . 7 to 1 1 millims. of Hg.
"Fluoride- washed loop . . .. 9 to 12 ,, ,, Lowering of Freezing Point.
Introduced senxm.
Removed from fluoride loop.
Removed from normal loop. ■ Serum of dog at end of experiment.
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The epithelial cells of the intestine must therefore be actively involved in the absorption of fluid, i.e., a certain proportion of the- energy set free wi...thin them by the oxidation of their food- stuffs must be employed in the pumping of water and salts from one side of the cell to the other. This conclusion is confirmed by certain experiments of Eeid* and Cohnheim.t in which two identical solutions of sodium chloride were separated from one another by a membrane consisting of the whole living intestinal wall. In these experiments it was found that there was active transference from the inner to the outer side of the membrane.
We must conclude that, when a fluid is introduced into the intestine, an active transference of water from the lumen into the blood-stream is effected by the intermediation of forces having their origin in the metabolism of the cells themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
centim., i.e. 0-00 •235 grm. "■-" -015 „ (added) 6-o2 3-30 Hydrostatic Pressures.
Normal loop . . 7 to 1 1 millims. of Hg.
"Fluoride- washed loop . . .. 9 to 12 ,, ,, Lowering of Freezing Point.
Introduced senxm.
Removed from fluoride loop.
Removed from normal loop. ■ Serum of dog at end of experiment.
- -eoo^c.
- -esooc.
- -seo^o.
- •640°C.
The epithelial cells of the intestine must therefore be actively involved in the absorption of fluid, i.e., a certain proportion of the- energy set free wi...thin them by the oxidation of their food- stuffs must be employed in the pumping of water and salts from one side of the cell to the other. This conclusion is confirmed by certain experiments of Eeid* and Cohnheim.t in which two identical solutions of sodium chloride were separated from one another by a membrane consisting of the whole living intestinal wall. In these experiments it was found that there was active transference from the inner to the outer side of the membrane.
We must conclude that, when a fluid is introduced into the intestine, an active transference of water from the lumen into the blood-stream is effected by the intermediation of forces having their origin in the metabolism of the cells themselves.
What to read after The Fluids of the Body?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Starling, Ernest Henry, 1866-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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