The Analysis of Calcium in Blood and Other Biological Material by Titration With Ceric Sulfate

Larson, Clarence E.; Greenberg, David M.

doi:10.1016/s0021-9258(18)74168-9

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“…with iodine chloride as catalyst and ferroin as indicator (162). Variations of this procedure have been used in the microdetermination of calcium (29,66,68,70,74,80,81,83,102). Some of these investigators have dissolved the oxalate in perchloric acid and titrated the solution at room temperature with nitrato or perchlorato cerate in perchloric acid.…”

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Ceric Salts in Volumetric Analysis

Young¹

1952

Anal. Chem.

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Ceric Salts in Volumetric Analysis

Young¹

1952

Anal. Chem.

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Metabolism of Bone Salts in Resistant Rickets

Gunther¹

1943

Am J Dis Child

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The effect of anesthetics on calcium release

Berwick

1951

J. Cell. Comp. Physiol.

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INTRODUCTIOXQualitat ive evidence indicates that fat solvent ariestlietics such as ether and chloroform cause a release of calcium in the cells of the aquatic plmant, Elodea (JIazia and Clark, '36), and in the protozoan, Aw2ocbu p r o t c m (Daugherty, '37). This study presents some quantitative evidence of calcium release in cells of higher animals under the influence of hot11 fat solvent and non-fat solvent anesthetics (cocaine). MATER.IALS AND METHODS1. Awsthetbc solutions. The anesthetic solutions used were 2% ether, 0.4% chloroform and 27. cocaine in unbuffered frog Ringer. According to Winterstein ('26, pp. 13 and 294), tliese are anesthetic concentrations for frogs.2. Mirsclr fibrr preparations. The combined right and left gastrocnemei of 4 frogs (Rniza pipi~ws) were used for each experiment. The whole muscles were removed from each leg and placed in 1 ml of frog Ringer solution on a black glazed plate. The muscle fibers were teased away from the connective tissue with fine steel needles. The fibers from the 4 ])airs of niiisclcs were thoroughly mixed, lightly blotted with calcium-A dissertation presented to tlie faculty of the Drpnrtment of Zoology of the University of Peiins?lvnnia in p r t i a l fulfillment of tlie requirements for the degree of Doctor of Pliilosopliy.Junior fellow of tlie National Institntr of Health, 1947-48.delphia 4, P a . 95

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The Analysis of Calcium in Blood and Other Biological Material by Titration With Ceric Sulfate

Cited by 26 publications

References 3 publications

Ceric Salts in Volumetric Analysis

Ceric Salts in Volumetric Analysis

Metabolism of Bone Salts in Resistant Rickets

The effect of anesthetics on calcium release

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