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A Toxic Substance in Carcinomatous Ascites
1953
Tohoku journal of experimental medicine
A further study on the toxic substance in a preceding work1) revealed that it is 1) heat-unstable, 2) soluble in methanol, ethanol, butanol and acetone, and 3) precipitable from water with lead acetate but not with baryta. It migrated to the anode on electrodialysis as already described by Aikawa.' > Moreover, an impure preparation of its sodium salt, ob tained from an acidic fraction of a carcinomatous ascitic fluid through successive barium and lead salts, analyzed: N 1.8%, amino-N 0.4% and
doi:10.1620/tjem.59.79
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