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6 resultados para chemical sciences observatory

em School of Medicine, Washington University, United States

W. Beaumont [New York, NY] to Joseph Lovell, regarding: advice on publishing given by S. B. (Beaumont), rough draft of manuscript prepared, request for transfer to Burlington and Plattsburgh for the printing of the book, chemical analysis from Berzelius not expected for 5 to 6 months, documents to be returned by Lovell. June 1, 1833

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Robley Dunglison [University of Virginia] to W. Beaumont [Washington, DC] regarding: receipt of gastric juice, Dunglison’s idea that gastric action is by solution not by chemical conversion, and new experiments suggested by Dunglison to test this idea. March 23, 1833

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W. Beaumont [Washington, DC] to Robley Dunglison [University of Virginia] regarding: sample of gastric juice sent to Dunglison for chemical analysis and the digestion of gelatin in vitro. February 19, 1833

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Charles T. Jackson [Boston, MA] to W. Beaumont [Washington, DC] regarding: Jackson’s research on the chemical composition of gastric juice from Beaumont’s sample and hopes for further chemical analysis with St. Martin in residence in Boston. May 23, 1834

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W. Beaumont, extract from the Monthly Review, London, Vol. 1, No. 4, April 1834, regarding: comments by Prout on the chemical analysis of plant and animal substances as it relates to digestion. April 1834

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Targeted chemical disruption of clathrin function in living cells

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