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p. 63. from observations on dogs the secretion of gastric juice is less, abundantly excited by mechanical than by chemical or special irritants.

p 89. strong acid artificial gastric juice is better adapted for the digestion of albumen & cooked muscle; whilst fibrin is more quickly dissolved by weaker acid.

p. 93 with man "fibrin digested in 1/2 hour; casein in 1 1/2 h. gelatine in 2 h. "During gastric digestion the muscular tissue breaks up into fibres, the striæ of which gradually disappear

p. 364 Mucus from the air-passages contains albumen ü

p. 57 saliva contains albumen with soda .17

Ptyalin .18 mucus .26. —, &c

p. 163 Dialysis (which is the same as endosmose & exosmose) by is influenced by variance "& to a certain degree, though less than liquid diffusion, by temperature" ß Mimosa â

p. 164 Colloids do dialyse — yet it is admitted that great agency in all acts of absorption & [illeg] — are they all the substances made crystalloids — or like peptones