1951
DOI: 10.1007/bf00369903
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Adrenalinogen, Adrenalin und Sympathicusreiz

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“…It has been suggested (Lehmann & Kinzius, 1951;Annersten, Gronwall & Koiw, 1949) that plasma contains a biologically inactive, proteinbound form of adrenaline (called 'adrenalinogen' by Lehmann & Kinzius). In view of the fact that precipitation of proteins involves considerable losses of added adrenaline (Gaddum & Schild, 1934;D'Silva, 1937;Lehmann & Michaelis, 1942) an association between adrenaline and plasma proteins is a reasonable assumption.…”
Section: I954mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been suggested (Lehmann & Kinzius, 1951;Annersten, Gronwall & Koiw, 1949) that plasma contains a biologically inactive, proteinbound form of adrenaline (called 'adrenalinogen' by Lehmann & Kinzius). In view of the fact that precipitation of proteins involves considerable losses of added adrenaline (Gaddum & Schild, 1934;D'Silva, 1937;Lehmann & Michaelis, 1942) an association between adrenaline and plasma proteins is a reasonable assumption.…”
Section: I954mentioning
confidence: 99%