Über den Gehalt des Blutes an Adrenalin bei chronischer Nephritis und Morbus Basedowii

Fraenkel, A.

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“…Rabbit uterus strips (7) were prepared and mounted in Ringer's solution and kept at a temperature of 38 ° C. with air slowly bubbling through the solution, and allowed to stand until the strips had ceased contracting and had become quiescent. Dilutions of adrenalin chlorid of one part in ten million, one part in five million, and one part in one million, were prepared in Ringer's solution kept at 38 ° C. with air slowly bubbling through.…”

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A Note on the Absence of Adrenalin in Malignant Renal Hypernephromas

Brooks

1911

Journal of Experimental Medicine

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The results of these experiments show, in short, that, by the method employed, adrenalin could neither be demonstrated in the specimen of blood, nor in either of the two specimens of malignant hypernephroma, nor in the specimen of metastatic tissue from the adrenal tumor which closely resembled a malignant hypernephroma. The results agree with those of Greer and Wells in showing that no adrenalin is found in malignant renal hypernephromas; and the further observation is made that no adrenalin content of the blood of a patient with malignant renal hypernephroma could be shown by the rabbit uterus strip test. Those rare tumors which arise from medullary adrenal tissue might be expected to contain adrenalin; but as pointed out by Greer and Wells, since the ordinary malignant renal hypernephroma arises from adrenal rests which consist of cortical tissue, and since the cortex of adrenal contains no adrenalin, no adrenalin should be expected in the tumors arising from such cortical tissue.

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A Note on the Absence of Adrenalin in Malignant Renal Hypernephromas

Brooks

1911

Journal of Experimental Medicine

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“…tent of the Blood. Fraenkel (20) in 1908 attempted to measure the amount of adrenalin in the human blood by a physiological method. He adopted Kehrer's procedure, making the use of the isolated uterus of the virgin rabbit.…”

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