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1950cornea involving collagenous tissue does depend on the provision of a suitable fibrous tissue substratum and in turn on an adequate intake of ascorbic acid.We are indebted to J. B. de V. Weir for help in design of the compression balance and for guidance in statistical analysis. We wish also to express our indebtedness to Roche Products Ltd. for the supply of ascorbic acid, and to the Rankin Medical Research Fund of the University of Glasgow for a grant to cover expenses.

Schmiterlow, C. G. (1949). Acta phy8iOl. 8cand. 19, 130.

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Cunningham, and Burgess, 1936). The patient at that time was thought never to have received horse serum, and so the guinea-pig's kidney absorption test may not have been performed and a false positive result accepted. While, of course, one cannot prove that she did not have glandular fever, I think the balance of evidence is in favour of a prolonged serum sickness. This is supported by the presence five months later of fever, joint