Chronische Benzolvergiftung und Knochenmark

Orzechowski, G

doi:10.1007/bf01951226

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( 5 ) Calcium and Magnesium Ions1

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“…In the experiments of Orzechowski (1936) it is shown that various finely divided substanceskaolin, CaCOs or oxalate, etc., can increase the beat of the hypodynamic heart and simulate the effect of the Ca ion.…”

Section: ( 5 ) Calcium and Magnesium Ionsmentioning

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The Physiological Significance of Inorganic Levels in the Internal Medium of Animals

Conway

1945

Biological Reviews

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Summary (i) Proceeding from a consideration of the non‐diffusible constituents of the cells, the sum of the electric charges thereon, the mean intracellular pH, and an optimum or maximum membrane potential, the inorganic levels of Na, K, H, HCO2 and CI can be interpreted as physiological requirements and HCO3 and CI concentrations in turn, assuming a necessary ventilation tension of CO2. (2) Omitting considerations of the membrane potential, or treating them as of secondary importance, the optimum pH value, and in turn the K and HCO3 concentrations, are theoretically deducible by an alternative method of wider implications. (3) Including the effects of contact with the solid bone salts the concentration of the inorganic phosphate ions and minimal values for Ca and Mg ionic concentrations may also be deduced.

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Section: ( 5 ) Calcium and Magnesium Ionsmentioning

confidence: 99%