... water which by itself, or after addition of gelatin or the like, continues to ... is important in reference to its use for general household purposes, in ...

... but which, in pure culture on potato or gelatin, or on inspissated ... ready reference, resembling, in this regard, the "Chemical Analysis Chart" ...

... spores. The others multiply by division alone. With reference to the latter point, however, I have not made exam- inations sufficiently careful or extensive to be able to speak decidedly. Eight liquefy nutritive gelatin, one converts it into a paste, thirteen leave ...

... of agar-agar, five- per-cent. glycerin-agar, gelatin, bouillon, milk, and ... and the reference in the “ Centralblatt fur Bacteriolo- gie,” Bd. v, ...

... THE STRUCTURE OF FIBROUS PROTEINS OF THE COLLAGEN-GELATIN GROUP. Proc. Nat. Acad. ... then in reference to the con- nective tissue. Intervening factors in ...

... water which, by itself, or after addition of gelatin or the like, ... but is important in reference to its use for general household purposes, in ...

... similarity between keratin and either proteids, mucin, or gelatin. The most ... But see also next reference. 3 Lindwall, Nagra bidrag till kann. om. Ker. ...

... to tension. Optical Properties.-In the preceding section reference has been made to the double refraction produced in a jelly when subjected to mechanical deformation. This property is possessed by very dilute sols of gelatin, gum, collodion, etc., as well as by jellies. ...

... neu- tralizes acids, and forms solutions of fibrin, gelatin, and albumin, ... Caustics. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. bottle, although it ...

... not made insoluble by heat, and these, except gelatin, have been found by Wells to be antigenic ... reactions. Presumably, the inability of pseudoproteins, such as gelatin, to act as anaphylactogens depends upon their deficiency ...