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OF

BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY

FOUNDED BY CHRISTIAN A. HERTER AND SUSTAINED IN PART BY THE CHRISTIAN A. HERTER
MEMORIAL FUND

EDITED BY

H. D. DAKIN, New York City.

LAFAYETTE B. MENDEL, New Haven, Conn.

E. K. DUNHAM, New York City. A. N. RICHARDS, Philadelphia, Pa.

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R. J. ANDERSON: A contribution to the chemistry of phytin. I. Com-

position of barium phytate and phytic acid. II. A study of

the properties of phytic acid and its decomposition products. 171

LEROY S. PALMER and C. H. ECKLES: Carotin-The principal natural

yellow pigment of milk fat: Its relations to plant carotin and

the carotin of the body fat, corpus luteum and blood serum. I.

The chemical and physiological relation of the pigments of milk

fat to the carotin and xanthophylls of green plants....

LEROY S. PALMER and C. H. ECKLES: Carotin―The principal natural

yellow pigment of milk fat: Its relations to plant carotin and

the carotin of the body fat, corpus luteum and blood serum.

II. The pigments of the body fat, corpus luteum and skin

secretions of the cow.

LEROY S. PALMER and C. H. ECKLES: Carotin-The principal natural

yellow pigment of milk fat: Its relations to plant carotin and

the carotin of the body fat, corpus luteum and blood serum.

III. The yellow lipochrome of blood serum......

LEROY S. PALMER and C. H. ECKLES: Carotin-The principal natural

yellow pigment of milk fat: Its relations to plant carotin and

the carotin of the body fat, corpus luteum and blood serum.

IV. The fate of carotin and xanthophylls during digestion.. 237

LEROY S. PALMER and C. H. ECKLES: Carotin-The principal natural

yellow pigment of milk fat: Its relations to plant carotin and

the carotin of the body fat, corpus luteum and blood serum.

V. The pigments of human milk fat......

LEROY S. PALMER and LESLIE H. COOLEDGE: Lactochrome-The yellow

pigment of milk whey: Its probable identity with urochrome,

the specific yellow pigment of normal urine (Plates I and II). 251

WILLIAM SALANT, J. B. RIEGER and E. L. P. TREUTHARDT: Absorption

and fate of tin in the body.

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