THE ORGANIC ACIDS OF BONE

IMMOBILIZATION OF MICROBIAL CELLS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF ORGANIC ACIDS

Techniques of immobilization of microbial- cells have been established by multifunctional reagents such as glutaraldehyed on a solid support. Immobilized cell reactor was designed to demonstrate stability of cross linking of whole cells for the production of organic acids. An eighty-six percent conversion of glucose was obtained for an eight hour retention time. The immobilized cell reacto...

Vitamin D and the incorporation of [1-14C]acetate into the organic acids of bone.

A relationship between vitamin D and citrate metabolism in bone was first observed by Dickens (1941), who found that the citrate content of bones from vitamin D-deficient animals was about 50% that of normal. This relationship was subsequently confirmed by Nicolaysen & Nordb0 (1943), Waasjo & Eeg-Larson (1951 a, b), Steenbock & Bellin (1953), and Carlsson & Hollunger (1954). In other work it ha...

Production of Organic Acids

Rapid Volumetric Methods for the Estimation of Amino-Acids, Organic Acids and Organic Bases.

The Disinfectant Action of Certain Organic Acids.*

The disinfectant value of strongly dissociated mineral acids, such as hydrochloric and sulphuric, depends chiefly upon the number of free hydrogen ions present. The weak organic acids, however, exert a more toxic effect than would be indicated from their degree of dissociation. Kahlenberg and True (1) found that the toxic action of the highly dissociated acids for the plant Lwpinus albus was du...