Uric acid : the chemistry, physiology and pathology of uric acid and the physiologically important purin bodies, with a discussion of the metabolism in gout / by Francis H. McCrudden.

  • McCrudden, Francis H.
Date:
1905
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Credit: Uric acid : the chemistry, physiology and pathology of uric acid and the physiologically important purin bodies, with a discussion of the metabolism in gout / by Francis H. McCrudden. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAGE nucleins and purin bodies of the food as a Source of the Uric Acid and Purin Bodies Excreted 134 The Relative Quantity of Uric Acid from the Food and that from the Body Tissues . . . 142 The Endogenous Uric Acid 143 Uric Acid from Purin Bodies of the Food . . . 148 Absorption of Nuclein and Purin Bodies 149 Purin Bodies of the Feces 150 The Metabolism of the Individual Purin Bodies 154 Hypoxanthin 154 Xanthin 156 Adenin 157 GUANIN 158 Uric Acid 160 The Methyl Purins 162 Caffein 162 Theobromin 164 Other Methyl Purins 165 Effect of Methyl Purins on the Excretion of Uric Acid 165 FROM PROTEID 166 SYNTHESIS OF URIC ACID IN THE BODY 171 From Glycocoll and Urea 171 From Lactic Acid and Urea 177 From Glycerin and Urea 178 From the Monoureides and Urea 178 From Other Compounds 180, Decomposition of Uric Acid in the Body 186 DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS OF URIC ACID OUTSIDE THE BODY 187 IN RABBITS 188 Early Work 188 Absorption and Excretion as Uric Acid or Urea 189 Oxidation to Allantoin, Oxalic Acid, Oxaluric Acid, Alloxan, Alloxantin, and Parabanic Acid 190 Oxidation to Glycocoll 191 Summary 192 IN DOGS AND CATS 193 Early Work 193 Absorption a7id Excretion as Uric Acid and Urea .... 193 Oxidation to Allantoin 195 Oxidation to Oxalic Acid 198 Oxidation to Parabanic Acid, Alloxan, Alloxantin, and . Glycocoll 199 Summary 200