Studies on Organic Microanalysis. XV

The Present Status of Organic Elemental Microanalysis

The influence of instrumental analysis, i.e., physicochemical methods, has become increasingly important in organic chemistry, but organic elemental microanalysis is by no means an obsolete field. On the contrary, with the development of new methods, the organic chemist obtains the results that he needs for a first orientation on a compound, more quickly and more reliably than ever before. Toda...

Studies on Echinococcosis Xv : Secondary Multilocular Echinococcosis by Intrahepatic Inoculation

Studies of Gallbladder Function. Xv. Cholesterol in Human Liver Bile.

The subject of bile drainage in the human has been very thoroughly reviewed by Fox (1) in 1928. Numerous papers have appeared, among which may be mentioned those of Walters, Green and Frederickson (2), Ravdin, Johnston, Riegel and Wright (3), and Elman and Graham (4), describing the changes occurring in hepatic bile obtained from patients with surgical drainage after the release of biliary obst...

Genetic Studies of Collagen Types Xv and Xviii

Overlapping genomic clones coding for the α1 chain of mouse type XV collagen (Col15a1) were isolated. The gene was found to be 110 kb in length and to contain 40 exons. Analysis of the proximal 5'-flanking region showed properties characteristic of a housekeeping gene promoter, and functional analysis identified cis-acting elements for both positive and negative regulation of Col15a1 gene expre...

Studies on Palladium Catalysed Organic Transformations

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