A contribution to the study of the nature and origin of the Bence Jones protein ..

Rosenbloom Jacob 1884-

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LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. RECEIVED BY EXCHANGE Class ofto theA Contribution Study Nature andthe Origin Benceof the Jones Protein DISSERTATION SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIRE- FOR DEGREE OF DOCTOR OFMENTS THE IN THE OF PUREPHILOSOPHY, FACULTY SCIENCE OF UNIVERSITY.COLUMBIA BY B.S.JACOB ROSENBLOOM, YORK CITYNEW 99 UNIV PA.EASTON, ESCHENBACH PRINTING COMPANY. 1909. Contribution to the ofA Study Nature andthe Origin of the Bence Jones Protein DISSERTATION SUBMITTED IN OF THEPARTIAL FULFILMENT REQUIRE- FOR OF DOCTOR OFMENTS THE DEGREE IN OFTHE FACULTY PUREPHILOSOPHY, OFSCIENCE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY. BY B.S.JACOB ROSENBLOOM, \ NEW YORK CITY 1909 PA.EASTON, ESCHENBACH PRINTING COMPANY. 1909. CONTENTS. Page. I. Introduction 7 II. Historical 8 III. Proteosuria and the Bence Jones protein 10 IV. Theories as to the formation or nature of the Bence Jones 1protein 1 V. The Bence andJones protein multiple myeloma, myelopathic proteosuria (Kahler's disease) 13 VI. Experimental. A. On the of of osseoalbumoid. .preparation digestive products 15 1. Tryptic digestion 15 2. 16Peptic of results of A 213. Summary procedures (1-2) B. Subcutaneous of of the ofinjection products peptic digestion osseoalbumoid 22 1. First experiment 23 2. Second 26 Third3. 28 C. Subcutaneous of of theinjection products tryptic digestion of osseoalbumoid 30 of results of B-CSummary procedures 34 D. of osseoalbumoidLeucocytic proteolysis 35 of results of DSummary procedure 37 E.

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• Protein

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 16
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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