1946
DOI: 10.1002/hlca.19460290557
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Propriétés biochimiques des ptérines

Abstract: 6) Certaines cellules pigmentaires, comme les chromatocytes des poissons rouges contiennent Q leur origine de la melanine qui disparait secondairement en laissant subsister la substance fluorescente bleue. (1943). 7) Polmuski, M., Busnel, R. G. et Pesson, M., C. r. 217, 163 (1943). Volumen XXIX, Fasciculus v (1946). 1329

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“…For example, in strong solutions of mineral acids xanthopterin shows a strong red fluorescence under ultraviolet light (3, 40), while at pH's from 7 to 11 the fluorescence is sky blue (40). Sensitive microchemical tests based on fluorescence and adsorption behavior have been developed for the recognition of small amounts of pterins in insects and in other biological materials (3,17,40,104; see also 39,55,62,66,69).…”
Section: Physical Properties Of the Pteridinesmentioning
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“…For example, in strong solutions of mineral acids xanthopterin shows a strong red fluorescence under ultraviolet light (3, 40), while at pH's from 7 to 11 the fluorescence is sky blue (40). Sensitive microchemical tests based on fluorescence and adsorption behavior have been developed for the recognition of small amounts of pterins in insects and in other biological materials (3,17,40,104; see also 39,55,62,66,69).…”
Section: Physical Properties Of the Pteridinesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Polonovski and his coworkers have isolated by acid extraction of carp scales a substance, fluorescyanine, which may be related to the pterins. It contains less nitrogen, appears to be more soluble in organic solvents, and may be separated from riboflavin, with which it usually occurs, by chromatographic adsorption (66). Finally, fluorescent substances whose chemical and spectroscopic properties are similar to those of xanthopterin have been isolated from fluorescent bacteria (25), from the eyes of dogfish and alligators (62), and from the hepatopancreas of crabs (69).…”
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“…3H) one 2-sulfinate(13) 1.81 g (10 mmol) of 2-thiolumazine(10) (2) are dissolved in 80 ml of 0.6 mol/l KOH, then 0.6 g KCI added, the solution cooled to -3 °C and finally treated with 13 ml of 3% H 2 0 2 by slow dropwise addition under stirring within 40 min. After 7 h the solution is acidified by glacial acetic acid to pH 5.…”
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