Volume 2

A text book of physiology / by John Gray M'Kendrick ; including histology by Philipp Stöhr.

  • John Gray McKendrick
Date:
1888-1889
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Credit: A text book of physiology / by John Gray M'Kendrick ; including histology by Philipp Stöhr. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAGE § 458. The corresponding changes in the mammal 720 § 459. The nature and meaning of these changes 721 § 460. Views as to the manner in which glycogen is stored in the hepatic cells. By simple dehydration of sugar 722 § 461. The glycogen formed by a product of the metabolism of the hepatic cells. Comparison of the two views 723 § 462. The uses of glycogen. The formation of fat as a store of carbon- holding material 725 § 463. Glycogen in muscle 728 § 464. Glycogen in the placenta and in various tissues .... 729 Diabetes. § 465. Artificial diabetes 730 § 466. The nerves of the liver 731 § 467. The nervous mechanism of the diabetic puncture .... 731 § 468. Temporary diabetes from the use of drugs. Natural diabetes. The diminution of hepatic glycogen by arsenic and other agents . 732 SECTION III. The Spleen. § 469. The general structure of the spleen 735 § 470. The reticulum of the spleen 736 § 471. The blood vessels of the spleen and their relation to the reticulum , 737 § 472. The lymphatics of the spleen. The Malpighian corpuscles . . 738 § 473. The nerves of the spleen 739 § 474. The spleen pulp; the white and red corpuscles. Changes undergone by the latter 739 § 475. The movements of the spleen. The spleen curve .... 740 § 476. The chemical constituents of the spleen 742 SECTION IV. The Formation of the Constituents of Bile, § 477. The formation of bilirubin from haemoglobin 744 § 478. The nature of and preparations towards this formation , . . 746 § 479. The formation of bile acids 747 § 480. The relations of the secretion of bilirubin to the secretion of bile acids 748 § 481. The relation of the secretion of bile to the formation of glycogen . 749 SECTION V. On Urea and on Nitrogenous Metabolism in general. § 482. Urea the end-product of the metabolism of proteid matter . . 750 § 483. Urea probably the result of a series of changes .... 751 § 484. The kreatin of muscle in its relations to urea 751 § 485. Difficulties presented by the normal presence of kreatin in urine . 752 § 486. The nitrogenous metabolism of the nervous tissues .... 753
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