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  1. Gelatin is a protein made from animal collagen, usually from cows and pigs. It's commonly used to ... that make up cartilage, bone, and skin. Taking gelatin might increase the production of collagen in the ...
  2. ... detect the presence of intestinal parasites. A weighted gelatin capsule attached to a string is swallowed and left in place. After about 4 hours, the gelatin capsule is pulled out of the stomach by ...
  3. ... primary cleavage products formed in the digestion of gelatin ... Gelatin ... primary cleavage products formed in the digestion of gelatin Chittenden, R. H. (Russell Henry), 1856-1943. Gelatin ...
  4. Formulae of sugar & gelatin-coated pills, manufactured by Parke, Davis & Co ... Formulae of sugar & gelatin-coated pills, manufactured by Parke, Davis & Co Pill formulae book Parke, Davis & Company. Pharmaceutical Preparations Detroit, Mich. : Parke, Davis & ...
  5. Illustrated catalogue of soluble medicated gelatin and other pharmaceutical preparations ... Gelatin ... Illustrated catalogue of soluble medicated gelatin and other pharmaceutical ... edition Philadelphia : Charles L. Mitchell, October 1888 Catalog Text ...
  6. ... milk. NUTRITIOUS COFFEE.—Dissolve a little isinglass or gelatin (Knox) in water, put half an ounce freshly- ... is brought to boiling-point, strained, and served. Gelatin may be added, and the mixture served cold ...
  7. ... or 6 grains :s.g. 1.0003. It contains gelatin, albumen, chloride of sodium, and phosphate of lime ... albumen coagulates. B. is nourishing, owing to the gelatin and osrnazome. The Jus de Viande is a ...
  8. ... may be 324 DIETETICS made with milk and gelatin, suitably flavored, which makes an agreeable change in ... lean. Meat from young ani- mals contains more gelatin, but less nutritive elements, on the whole, and ...
  9. ... constitute the pabulum of vegetables, nor albumen nor gelatin, which hold a corresponding rank in the animal ... the flavour of meat depends) appears to render gelatin capable of supporting health for an unlimited period. ...
  10. NLM Digital Collections - The American dispensatory, containing the operations of pharmacy : together with the natural, ... 
    Publication: Philadelphia : Published by Thomas Dobson ..., William Fry, printer, 1814
    ... colour. It is not precipitated by solution of gelatin, but by infusion of galls. It there- fore ... A.—Antimonium.—Tartris Antimonii. 181 dized, while the gelatin of the hartshorn is destroyed, and nothing is ...
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