... not decolorize bacteria, while diluted alcohol is an active decolorizing agent. The compound of dye substance and plasma is therefore insoluble ... surgical use that recourse was made to chlorine compounds in which the ... readily and in active form according to requirements. 1 Jour. Inf. Dis., ...

... Melville K T. The antisvmpathomimetic action of dioxane compounds (F883 and F933) with special reference to the vascu- lar responses to dihydroxyphenvlethanolam.ne ( ...

... high level of oxidized glutathione implies that the hexose monophosphate shunt (highly active in corneal epithelial tissue) may not be very ...

... acid-protein compound. In either case the neutral compound which results may be insoluble. When the active mass of water is diminished, however, for ex- ...

... This latter zymogen, through the influence of calcium compounds, is changed into thrombase, the active agent in bringing about coagulation. It is occasionally ...

... A. The treatment of lupus erythematosus, with special reference to the value of gold and bismuth compounds. Med. J., N. Y., 1933, 137: 375-8.— ...

... in nitrifying bacteria (Nitrosomonas, Nitrobacter) produced by organic compounds such as glucose, urea and asparagine, with special reference to the work of Wino- gradsky on inhibition ...

... 3-bis (2-chloroethyl)-l-nitrosourea (BCNU), a compound which inhibits glutathione reductase and blocks hydrogen peroxide-induced stimulation of hexose monophosphate shunt activity, exposure to the same concentration ...

... which reduces to a colored (pink) forraa- zene compound. Formulae are given and references to more detailed information are listed. I Lem ... the principal German industrial labora- tories on surface active agents ... composition and reference to the source of information is given. Lists ...

... phorus. When hydrolyzed it splits off inosite, a hexose containing a symmetrical ring. Fed during long periods to white mice this compound first slows, then accelerates growth. The average length ...