1913
DOI: 10.1515/bchm2.1913.86.6.415
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Theoretisches und Experimentelles zur Frage der Kreatinbildung im tierischen Organismus. Versuche über Kreatinbildung aus Betain und Cholin.

Abstract: Es ist der Frage nach der Bedeutung des Kreatins und des Kreatinins für den tierischen Organismus ergangen, wie so manchem anderen wichtigen Problem der Biologie: je näher wir mit der Häufung des experimentellen Materials und der Verbesserung der Methodik des Rätsels Lösung zu kommen schienen, um so ferner rückte das Ziel, bis schließlich, statt des einen Problems eine Vielheit voneinander fast ganz unabhängiger Fragen uns gegenüberstand. Erst in den letzten Jahren haben die neuen Ideen und exakten Experimente… Show more

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“…They found 0*522 per cent, in the rabbit, 0^45 per cent, in the cat, 0-39 per cent, in man, 0-37 per cent, in the dog. Other recent observations are in close agreement with these determinations ; thus in rabbit's muscle Riesser [1913 Creatine is most abundant in voluntary muscle (Cabella [1913], Beker [1913]) ; there is less in cardiac and least in involuntary muscle.…”
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“…They found 0*522 per cent, in the rabbit, 0^45 per cent, in the cat, 0-39 per cent, in man, 0-37 per cent, in the dog. Other recent observations are in close agreement with these determinations ; thus in rabbit's muscle Riesser [1913 Creatine is most abundant in voluntary muscle (Cabella [1913], Beker [1913]) ; there is less in cardiac and least in involuntary muscle.…”
Section: Physiologicalsupporting
confidence: 74%
“…Andrlik, Velich and Stanek for instance gave a rat intravenously betaine representing 0^24 per cent, of its body weight without any appreciable effect. Riesser [1913 ; Ch. V, creatine] injected betaine into rabbits and thereby increased their muscular creatine content by 6 -3-i i'3 per cent.…”
Section: Syntheses Of Betaine Bymentioning
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