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Chemical Examination of the Seeds of Emblica officinalis Gaertn. : Part I-The Fatty Oil & Its Component Fatty Acids

Dhar, D C; Dhar, M L; Shrivastava, D L (1951)

The seeds of Emblica officinalis Gaertn. contain c. 26 percent fixed oil. 'The -oil contains 87 percent mixed acids,sitosterol, and a crystal. line substance (m.p. 124°·25°C.) giving the tests for phytosterols.
An Antidiabetic Principle from Rivea Cuneata (Wright)

Raja Rama Rao, M R; De, N N (1952)
Curariform Substances from Roots of Cissampelos pareira Linn

Pradhan, S N; Roy, C; Varadan, K S (1952)
Studies in Synthetic Neuromuscular Blocking Agents: Part I-Synthesis of Some bis-Ammonium, Piperidinium & Tetrahydroquinolinium Dihalides

Khanna, N M; Dhar, M L (1953)

Some bis-amm.onium., piperidinium and tetrahydroquinoUnium dihalides carrying polymethylene. polymethylene ether and p. p'-ditolyl connecting chains and different alkyl or alkylaryl radicals on the quaternary nitrogen atoms ...
Changes in Ascorbic Acid Metabolism in Guinea Pigs During Fracture

Ghatak, S; Dhar, D C; Agarwala, S C; Shrivastava, D L (1954)

Fracture of the tibia and fibula in guineapigs causes a decrease of ascorbic acid in the blood and urine of the animals. A similar decline is observed in most of the organs. except brain, lung and liver. Adrenal glands are ...
A Simple Method for In Vitro Testing of the Antibacterial Action of Insoluble Compounds

Dudani, A T (1954)
Studies on Anaemia: Part I-Experimental Lead Anaemia in Rats

Dhar, D C; Pradhan, S N (1954)

Anaemia has been produced in rats by intraperitoneal and intravenous injections of lead acetate. A dose of 6 mg.{100 g. body weight brings down the erythrocyte and haemoglobin values by about 33 and 30 per cent respectively ...
Abdominal Lymphatic Tissue as a Source of Hyperglycasrnic Glycogenolytic Factor

Raja Rama Rao, M R; De, N N (1954)
Studies in the Enzyme Make-up of Vibrio cholerae: II-Aspartic Acid Deaminase

Iyer, S N; Dudani, A; Krishna, C R; Shrivastava, D L (1954)

Aspartic acid deaminase of resting cells of V. cholerae has been studied with partlcular reference to some of its characteristics and the effect of various Inorganic and organic Compounds on its activity. Deamination was ...
A Study of Vibrio cholerae Autolysis

Saxena, K C; Agarwala, S C; Shrivastava, D L (1954)

Autolysis of Vibrio cholerae cells reaches a peak value in six days and is maximum at pH 8.0. Cyanide and formalin decrease the autolysis whereas fluoride, tweens and taurocholate increase it. Phenol has almost no effect.
Studies in Synthetic Neuromuscular Blocking Agents: Part II-Potency of Some Polymethylene bis-'onium Compounds

Pradhan, S N; Varadan, K S; Ray, C; De, N N (1954)

Curariform potency of some polyroethylene bis-'onium.compounds and their side effects on blood pressure and respiration in dogs have been studied.N,N'-bis -benzyl decamethylene bis-piperidinium dichloride Has been found ...
Studies on the Enzyme Make-up of Vibrio cholerae: Part IV- Screening of Cholera & Other Vibrios for the Presence of Penicillinase

Iyer, S N; Dudani, A; krishna Murti, C R (1954)

The low susceptibility of Vibrio cholerae to penicillin led to a screening of several strains of this organism and other vibrios for the presence of penicillinase. A few strains of water and non-agglutinable vibrios'only ...
Studies on Anaemia:Part II-Effect of Liver Extract & Vitamin B12 on Lead Anaemia in Rats

Dhar, D C; Pradhan, S N (1954)

The, R.B.C. and haemoglobin response resulting from administration of liver extract or vitamin B12 have been studied in the lead -anaemia of the rat. Liver extract and vitamin B12 produce a beneficial effect in counteracting ...
Studies on the Metabolism of Reserpine:Part I-Identification of Metabolites

Dhar, M M; Kohli, J D; Srivastava, S K (1955)

Metabolic studies with reserpine in rats have revealed, besides the drug, the presence of 'two metabolites, reserpic acid methyl ester and reserpic acid. These have been detected and identified in tissues, blood, intestinal ...
Enzyme Inhibition Studies in Relation to Drug Action: Part VIII -Action of Certain Antibacterial Agents on the Tricarboxylic Acid Cycle of Vibrio cholerae

Arora, K L; Krishna Murti, C R (1955)

Chloro and oxytetracycllns and chloramphenicol inhibit oxygen uptake of Vibrio choterae in the presence of a number of substrates belonging to the Kreb's cycle. The inhibition by chloramphenicol is partially reversed by a ...
Studies in the Enzyme Make-up of Vibrio cholerae: Part VI-T'ricarboxylic Acid Cycle

Krishna Murti, C R; Shrivastava, D L (1955)

Resting cells of Vibrio cholerae consume oxygen in the presence of a number of substrates involved in the Kreb's citric acid cycle. Inhibition studies with arsenite, dinitrophenol, cyclohexanol, fluoride, malonate and azide ...
Lecithins &' Their Importance

Ghatak, S; Krishna Murti, C R (1955)
Constitution of Kutkin, the Bitter Glucoside of Picrorhiza kurrooa Benth.*

Rastogi, R P; Sen, A B; Dhar, M L (1955)

As a result of hydrolysis by emulsin and taka-diastase, methylation, tosylation, tritylation and periodic acid oxidation, the 6-cinnamoyl-β-D-glucosido-vanillate structure has been proposed for kutkin.
Isolation of Sarpagine from Rauwolpia Canescens Linn

Dhar, M M; Dhar, M L; Bhattacharji, S (1955)
Effect of Certain Sugars on the Enzyme of Vibrio Cholerae

Arora, K L (1955)

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