On fermentation / by P. Schützenberger.

  • Schützenberger, P. (Paul), 1829-1897.
Date:
1883
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Credit: On fermentation / by P. Schützenberger. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    the other extremity. A confirmatory experiment, made at the same time, with a System of tubes precisely similar, but immersed in sérum without yeast proves Mat yeast is indispensable for thus rapidly effectinn the deoxidation of the blood. This experfment isMe emoTord h ! of the perfect method In ature to multiply contacts and surfaces, in the latter case, the cellular and histological ele- ments of the tissues play the part of the yeast • thev baSI th T theplasmic liquids which bathe them, and constantly tend to bring down to zéro in the condition. The oxgen, but feebly fixed n the hæmaglobin, re-establishes the equilibrium by a enes of gaseous diffusions from the red globules to fhe • V organs. These continuai diffusions are the mev.,abk conséquence of the disturbance of equmbril produced by the aération of tlie organic ce^ls or of AH LÏeT't de;Sbed, m ^ïaste^of rrliSr; lavou^bie conditionsXr:^ Sr^.^ aTio^'to’! as active and even nrore so, than that of faLs Tl TwhLh ‘““““'•P of the biological phenomena of®^eat“'For jï Hand, il we colr‘°rt'’'’‘“P- “«'or seings, fro. the highest lo'JirrfaXtr'TL'S • K 2