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Paperback. Condizione: Wie neu. Gebraucht - Wie neu Wie neu, Importqualität, auf Lager - One of the early ways by which man learns about the sur rounding world is by taking to pieces an object which attracts his attention. This method, which is widely used by children, is re sorted to once again by the adult who wishes to study natural phe nomena. The method of dismantling a complete object into its parts so that it can be studied has found its widest and most suc cessful application in biology and, in particular, in the study of living cells. The cytologist studying a cell will usually have to examine its fragments, which may be dead or semiliving. In sec tions of killed cells, with the aid of the light or electron micro scope he tries to obtain some idea of the structure of the living cell. As he investigates fractions isolated from a tissue homog enate, or substances isolated from individual cells, he tries to discover the biochemical functions of the cell organoids and their components. In every case the study of degradation products of the cell (depending on the degree of degradation these may be iso lated nuclei, nucleoli, nucleolar ribosomes, ribosomal proteins and RNA, mitochondria, fragments of mitochondrial membranes, and so on) makes its own contribution to knowledge, and the infor mation obtained on different objects is mutually complementary. Among all the cell fragments obtaine,d experimentally which can make a great contribution to our knowledge of cell structure, an important place is occupied by contractile cell models.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Motile Muscle and Cell Models | N. I. Arronet | Taschenbuch | Studies in Soviet Science | ix | Englisch | 2012 | Springer | EAN 9781468485226 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu. …

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Dorpat : Druck von H. Lankmann's Buch- und Steindruckerei, 1887, 8°, 71, (1) pp., Broschur. Erstdruck dieser Dissertation aus Alexander Schmidt's Dorpater Hämatologischen Schule! "Herrn Prof. Alexander Schmidt, unter dessen Leitung diese Arbeit entstand, bitte ich meinen aufrichtigsten Dank ent-gegennehmen zu wollen für die mir in liebenswürdigster Weise durch Rath und That zu Theil gewordene Unterstützung." Alexander Schmidt (1831-1894) "1876 stellte S. erstmals eine komplexe Theorie der fermentativen Blutgerinnung (Hämostase) auf (Die Lehre v. d. fermentativen Gerinnungserscheinungen in d. eiweißartigen tier. Flüssigkeiten). Danach verbinden sich zur Fibrinbildung (Faserstoffgerinnung) zwei Globuline, eine fibrinogene und eine fibrinoplastische Substanz, durch die Wirkung eines Ferments, das erst in den betreffenden Körperflüssigkeiten gebildet wird. Darüber hinaus erkannte er die Bedeutung von Kalksalzen, die unlösliches Fibrin durch Salzfällung entstehen lassen. In der Studie "Zur Blutlehre" (1892) beschrieb S. einen modifizierten Vorgang der Blutgerinnung als Abfolge dreier, voneinander abhängiger Umsetzungsprozesse im strömenden Blut. Zunächst erfolgt eine zunehmende und kontinuierliche Abspaltung von Thrombin und Prothrombin, die Spaltung des "Paraglobulins" (fibrinoplast. Substanz) und die Überführung der aus dieser Spaltung entstehenden fibrinogenen Substanz in flüssigen Faserstoff, gefolgt von der Ausfällung dieses Faserstoffs durch Plasmasalze in unlöslicher Form. S. erwarb sich durch seine blutphysiologischen Arbeiten Weltruf und lieferte wertvolle Beiträge zur Aufklärung der Thrombogenese, die auf den Faktoren Gefäßwandbeschaffenheit, Hamodynamik und Blutzusammensetzung beruht." Eberhard J. Wormer, NDB, 23 (2007), pp.176-177 "Dr. med. Heinrich Arronet (1862-1919) verstorben. Wie wie wir durch eine hierher gelangte sichere Nachricht erfahren, ist einer der bekanntesten und beliebtesten deutschen Aerzte Petersburg, der Dr. med. Heinrich Arronet den auch mannigfache Beziehungen aus der Studienzeit und seinem beruflichen Wirken mit Dorpat und den Ostseeprovinzen verknüpfen, unter Möderhände gefallen. Er ist, auf der Fahrt von Petersburg nach Helsingfors begriffen, unterwegs auf finnländischem Boden ermordet worden. Wahrscheinlich handelt es sich um einen Raubmord. - Der Ermordete war 1862 in Petersburg geboren und studierte in den Jahren 1880-87 in Dorpat Medizin ; er gehörte der Korporation Estonia als Landsmann an. Nach der er kurze Zeit Assistent an der hiesigen chirurgischen Klinik und als Arzt zu Heimtal bei Fellin tätig war, siedelte er nach Petersburg über, wo er sich als Chirurg einen Namen machte. In den Sommermonaten hat er wiederholt den baltischen Badeorten die ärztliche Praxis ausgeübt. - Viele werden des so jäh aus dem Leben Gerissenen in treuer Freundschaft gedenken." Dorpater Zeitung, 32. Jahrgang, No. 41, Donnerstag, den 6. März 1919.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -One of the early ways by which man learns about the sur rounding world is by taking to pieces an object which attracts his attention. This method, which is widely used by children, is re sorted to once again by the adult who wishes to study natural phe nomena. The method of dismantling a complete object into its parts so that it can be studied has found its widest and most suc cessful application in biology and, in particular, in the study of living cells. The cytologist studying a cell will usually have to examine its fragments, which may be dead or semiliving. In sec tions of killed cells, with the aid of the light or electron micro scope he tries to obtain some idea of the structure of the living cell. As he investigates fractions isolated from a tissue homog enate, or substances isolated from individual cells, he tries to discover the biochemical functions of the cell organoids and their components. In every case the study of degradation products of the cell (depending on the degree of degradation these may be iso lated nuclei, nucleoli, nucleolar ribosomes, ribosomal proteins and RNA, mitochondria, fragments of mitochondrial membranes, and so on) makes its own contribution to knowledge, and the infor mation obtained on different objects is mutually complementary. Among all the cell fragments obtaine,d experimentally which can make a great contribution to our knowledge of cell structure, an important place is occupied by contractile cell models. 208 pp. Englisch.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -One of the early ways by which man learns about the sur rounding world is by taking to pieces an object which attracts his attention. This method, which is widely used by children, is re sorted to once again by the adult who wishes to study natural phe nomena. The method of dismantling a complete object into its parts so that it can be studied has found its widest and most suc cessful application in biology and, in particular, in the study of living cells. The cytologist studying a cell will usually have to examine its fragments, which may be dead or semiliving. In sec tions of killed cells, with the aid of the light or electron micro scope he tries to obtain some idea of the structure of the living cell. As he investigates fractions isolated from a tissue homog enate, or substances isolated from individual cells, he tries to discover the biochemical functions of the cell organoids and their components. In every case the study of degradation products of the cell (depending on the degree of degradation these may be iso lated nuclei, nucleoli, nucleolar ribosomes, ribosomal proteins and RNA, mitochondria, fragments of mitochondrial membranes, and so on) makes its own contribution to knowledge, and the infor mation obtained on different objects is mutually complementary. Among all the cell fragments obtaine,d experimentally which can make a great contribution to our knowledge of cell structure, an important place is occupied by contractile cell models.Springer-Verlag KG, Sachsenplatz 4-6, 1201 Wien 208 pp. Englisch.…

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