Practical Physiological Chemistry: A Book Designed for Use in Courses (Classic Reprint) Paperback -

In Chapter IV the Decomposition Products of Proteids -has been treated although it is impracticable to include the study of this topic in the ordinary course in practical physiological chemistry. For the specimens of the decomposition products, the crystalline forms of which are reproduced by original drawings or by micro photographs, the author is indebted to Dr. Thomas B. Osborne, of New Haven, Conn.

Because of the increasing importance attached to the examina tion of feces for purposes of diagnosis, the author has devoted a chapter to this subject. He feels that a careful study of this topic deserves to be included in the courses in practical physiological chemistry, of medical schools in particular. The subject of solid tissues (chapters XIII, XIV and XV) has also been somewhat more fully treated than has generally been customary in books of this character.

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