1910
DOI: 10.5962/bhl.title.28822
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Fortschritte der naturwissenschaftlichen Forschung. Hrsg. von E. Abderhalden

Abstract: Mchtsdestoweniger ist die Verwendung von Sprengstoffen zum Zwecke der Gewinnungbilliger Kohle unentbehrlich. Durch die Xützlichkeit der Sprengstoffe für technische Zwecke im allgemeinen, durch die Möglichkeit, mit deren Hilfe Leistungen zu vollbringen, die auf andere Weise und mit anderen Mitteln unausführbar oder nur unter Aufwand außerordentlich großer Mengen an Zeit und Geld möglich wären, rechtfertigt sich zur Genüge die große Ausdehnung, welche die Sprengarbeit auch im Kohlenbergbau gewonnen hat. Wenn abe… Show more

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“…The overall yield was 5 as calculated from the starting material G-U. Iodoacetylchloride labelled with 3H or I4C was synthesized according to the method of Abderhalden and Guggenheim [21].…”
Section: Synthesis Of the Oligonucleotide Prohementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The overall yield was 5 as calculated from the starting material G-U. Iodoacetylchloride labelled with 3H or I4C was synthesized according to the method of Abderhalden and Guggenheim [21].…”
Section: Synthesis Of the Oligonucleotide Prohementioning
confidence: 99%
“…When Cohnheim (1901) demonstrated that intestinal juice was capable of hydrolysing peptones to amino acids, some early workers suggested that protein must be hydrolysed to amino acids before being absorbed. This hypothesis gained ground when all known free amino acids were detected in intestinal contents during protein absorption in vivo (Abderhalden & L a m p , 1912;Cohnheim, 1912Cohnheim, , 1913 and when studies in vivo showed that complete hydrolysates of protein (consisting of free amino acids) disappeared rapidly from the lumen of the small intestine (Cathcart & bathes, 1905;Abderhalden & London, 1910). When it was found that only amino acids could be isolated from the portal circulation during protein absorption (Abel et al 1913), the idea that protein was completely hydrolysed to amino acids within the intestinal lumen became the classical view of protein absorption (Verzar & MacDougall, 1936).…”
Section: Intestinal Handling Of Peptides-historical Aspectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This disposed of the idea that these two acids are mutually interchangeable (Abderhalden, 1915), but forced the conclusion, originally reached by Embden and Baldes (1913) but controverted by Dakin (1920), Shambaugh, Lewis and Tourtelotte (1931) and others, that phenylalanine is oxidisable to tyrosine in vivo.…”
Section: Identi3cation Of the Amino-acids Essential To The Ctrowing Ratmentioning
confidence: 98%