... of dye- stuffs; acid and basic dyes in gelatin solutions. Scient. Am. Month., N. Y., 1920, i, ... lxxvi, 806-810.—De- Lanney (E. L.) Treating gelatin capsules with formal- dehyde solution for ipecac medication. ...

... 66: 403-12.—Than, F. [Measurement of the gelatin content of different kinds of meat] Magy. orv. ... Serosa; Synovial membrane; also Collodion, filter; Fil- tration; Gelatin, etc. Clark, G. L., & Leppla, P. W. X- ...

... the same sample at the same time on gelatin from the last tubes of a nearly exhausted ... lo. of Sam; pies Bacteria per Bacteria per Gelatins compared. plated. C. C. on old batch. C. ...

... iron, and gives an abundant precipitate with animal gelatin. From Mr. Davy's experiments, it appears to be ... acids, acidulous tartrite of potass, free tartarous acid, gelatin, mucilage, and fibrous matter. The pulp of tamarinds, ...

... Color does or does not develop. on nutrient gelatin or agar. ( \ \ , \ ) media. Blood um. Nitrate broth. >ton ...

... jelly are one third of , „ a box of gelatin, two ounces of sherry, a table- Wine jelly. ... of water, two ounces of boiling water. The gelatin must soak in the cold water about twenty ...

... and preclinical studies. / Thorac Cardiovasc Surg. In press. References 10. Chen ... S, et al: Cross-linked gelatin 11. Fukamachi K, Massiello AL, Kiraly FJ, et ...

... to 1 atmosphere., (6). The strain patterns in gelatin have been studied by high speed photography in ...

... the other by its great attraction to animal gelatin. Ve.«-c' table astringents then may be considered ... the difficulty and danger of labour may have reference to the secundines. From the rigidity of the ...

... C. immitis in the absence of hyphae in gelatin cultures. These workers suggested the possibility of conjuga- ...