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Frog spawn

Frofich, m. frog (Mach.) cam, arm, dog, etc, arten, /.pi. batrachians. laich, m. frog spawn. -laichpflaster, n, (Pharm.) lead plaster, -laichpilz, m. (Bot.) leuconostoc, >l[Pg.165]

Deoxy-L-galactose (L-fucose) HO H H HO HaC—C—C—C—C-—CHO H HO HO H plant gums seaweeds blood polysaccharides sea-urchin eggs frog-spawn mucin... [Pg.257]

Amino-2-deoxy-D-galactose (D-galactosamine chondrosamine) H HO HO H HOHjC—C—C—C—C—CHO HO H H NH, frog-spawn mucin blood-group substances cartilage... [Pg.259]

Migrating frogs will tend to colonize a suitable pond within a year or two. If none appear, the pond is either unsuitable or cut off from their migration. If you suspect the latter, introduce some frog spawn taken from a healthy garden pond within, if possible, half a mile of your garden. Do not take frog spawn from the wild. [Pg.122]

Flowing Chromatogram on Powdered Cellulose of the Sugars from the Hydrolysis of 1.082 g. of Frog-spawn Mucin ... [Pg.73]

L-Fucose is a constituent of polysaccharides isolated from gum tragacanth, frog spawn, and the jelly coat of sea urchin eggs. [Pg.36]

A constit. of the polysaccharides obt. from eggs of sea urchin, frog spawn, gum tragacanth and marine algae. Also found in glycoproteins obt. from mucins, blood group substances and milk. [Pg.476]

Galactose polysaccharides from animal sources include the galactogens of the albumin gland of the snail Helix pomatia), frog spawn, and beef lung (Chapter XII). The cerebrosides and gangliosides, occurring in con-... [Pg.88]

Dilling, Walter J., and C. W. Healy. 1926. Influence of Lead and the Metallic Ions of Copper, Zinc, Thorium, Beryllium and Thallium on the Germination of Frogs Spawn and on the Growth of Tadpoles. Annals of Applied Biology 13 177-188. [Pg.290]

The chromatographic techniques has been useful for investigations of carbohydrates of animal origin, such as those in human cerebrospinal fluid (90,91), foetal and maternal blood of sheep (202), urines (26,90,134), the polysaccharide components of sea urchin eggs (241), capsular polysaccharides (95), blood group polysaccharides (6,7,10), semm and urinary mucoproteins (94), cornea polysaccharides (258), frog spawn mucin (101), and hyaluronic acid (161). [Pg.234]


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