1914
DOI: 10.1007/bf02087206
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Erwiderung auf die Bemerkungen zu der Arbeit von H. Bahrdt und F. Edelstein: „Organanalysen bei Barlowscher Krankheit“ von F. Lust und L. Klocman

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“…The assimilation of calcium from both these species of milk has already been dealt with above. Zander (1881), Pfeiflfer (1885), Babeau (1898), Zweifel (1900), Blauberg (1900), Soldner (1903), Dibbelt (1908Dibbelt ( , 1909Dibbelt ( , 1910, Hunaeus (1909), Mauro-Greco (1909), Schabad (1910, 5), Bahrdt and Edelstein (1910) This method yields good results only when calcium, salts are practically alone in the ash (e.g. as in the bones).…”
Section: The Minimum Demand For Calcium By the Growingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The assimilation of calcium from both these species of milk has already been dealt with above. Zander (1881), Pfeiflfer (1885), Babeau (1898), Zweifel (1900), Blauberg (1900), Soldner (1903), Dibbelt (1908Dibbelt ( , 1909Dibbelt ( , 1910, Hunaeus (1909), Mauro-Greco (1909), Schabad (1910, 5), Bahrdt and Edelstein (1910) This method yields good results only when calcium, salts are practically alone in the ash (e.g. as in the bones).…”
Section: The Minimum Demand For Calcium By the Growingmentioning
confidence: 99%