... maintain the neutrality of the tissues. As the hexose-phosphoric acid combination, lactacidogen phosphoric acid appears to ... dietetic rules laid down for atony, particularly with reference to restricted fluids at meals. Many of these ...

... on basis of fermentation of dextrose and tthor hexoses only, with formation of acid and slight amount ... examples of normal and abnormal graphs, see the reference books listed at the end of this chapter. ...

... colloids. Although these compounds yield sugars of the hexose and pentose types, it is doubtful if they ... is further reduced by dilution in the modification formulas. The opinion formerly generally held, that the application ...

... bone is placed in a solution of calcium hexose monophosphate or calcium glycerophosphate, it ab- sorbs the ... be more dramatic if this were a new formula, a new vitamin, some new chemical compound, to ...

... func- tions in a series of reactions with hexose diphosphate as the substrate* B-6* B-6 ...

... is established whereby the intracellular concentration of this hexose equals the extracellular concentration. Acceleration exchange diffusion of ...

... of scabises, pediculesis, and other parasitlc diseases. This formula was developed ... reference to the history of its development, 5k6. RESTRICTED ...

... Very little or no residual lactase. Others Ferment hexoses or all carbohydrates poorly; probably affect intermediary metabolism. ... of Genetics, College of Agriculture, University of Wisconsin. REFERENCES ALEXANDER, H. E., and LEIDY, G., 1951, Determina- ...

... plete description of their properties and chemical relationships reference ... may be illustrated by the formula for caproic acid: CH3 ch2 ch2 CH2 CH2 ...