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Collection of Reprints by Jacques Loeb

 
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  • Amphoteric Colloids. I. Chemical Influence of the Hydrogen Ion Concentration by Jacques Loeb

    Amphoteric Colloids. I. Chemical Influence of the Hydrogen Ion Concentration

    Jacques Loeb

    Jacques Loeb. Amphoteric colloids. I. Chemical influence of the hydrogen ion concentration


    Reprinted from J. Gen. Physiol., 1918, 1(1): 39–60


  • Amphoteric Colloids. II. Volumetric Analysis of Ion-Protein Compounds by Jacques Loeb

    Amphoteric Colloids. II. Volumetric Analysis of Ion-Protein Compounds

    Jacques Loeb

    Jacques Loeb. Amphoteric colloids. II. Volumetric analysis of ion-protein compounds; the significance of the isoelectric point for the purification of amphoteric colloids

    Reprinted from J. Gen. Physiol. 1918, 1(2): 237–254

  • Ionization of Proteins and Antagonistic Salt Action by Jacques Loeb

    Ionization of Proteins and Antagonistic Salt Action

    Jacques Loeb

    Jaques Loeb. Ionization of proteins and antagonistic salt-action

    Reprinted from J. Biol. Chem., 1918, xxxiii, 531-549

  • The Influence of Electrolytes Upon the Osmotic Pressure of Gelatin Solutions by Jacques Loeb

    The Influence of Electrolytes Upon the Osmotic Pressure of Gelatin Solutions

    Jacques Loeb

    Jacques Loeb. The influence of electrolytes upon the osmotic pressure of gelatin solutions

    Reprinted from J. Biol. Chem., 1918, xxxv, 497-508

  • The Influence of Neutral Salts, Bases, and Acids on the Precipitability of Gelatin by Alcohol by Jacques Loeb

    The Influence of Neutral Salts, Bases, and Acids on the Precipitability of Gelatin by Alcohol

    Jacques Loeb

    Jacques Loeb. The influence of neutral salts, bases, and acids on the precipitability of gelatin by alcohol

    Reprinted from J. Biol. Chem., 1918, xxxiv, 489-501

  • The Influence of Neutral Salts Upon the Viscosity of Gelatin Solutions by Jacques Loeb

    The Influence of Neutral Salts Upon the Viscosity of Gelatin Solutions

    Jacques Loeb

    Jacques Loeb. The influence of neutral salts upon the viscosity of gelatin solutions

    Reprinted from J. Biol. Chem., 1918, xxxiv, 395-413

  • The Stoichiometrical Character of the Action of Neutral Salts Upon the Swelling of Gelatin by Jacques Loeb

    The Stoichiometrical Character of the Action of Neutral Salts Upon the Swelling of Gelatin

    Jacques Loeb

    Jacques Loeb. The stoichiometrical character of the action of neutral salts upon the swelling of gelatin

    Reprinted from J. Biol. Chem., 1918, xxxiv, 77-95

  • Biology and War by Jacques Loeb

    Biology and War

    Jacques Loeb

    Jacques Loeb. Biology and war

    Reprinted from Science, 1917, vol. xlv, pp. 73-76

  • The Diffusion of Electrolytes Through the Membranes of Living Cells. V. The Additive Effect of Salt and Base and the Antagonistic Effect of Salt and Acid by Jacques Loeb

    The Diffusion of Electrolytes Through the Membranes of Living Cells. V. The Additive Effect of Salt and Base and the Antagonistic Effect of Salt and Acid

    Jacques Loeb

    Jacques Loeb. The diffusion of electrolytes through the membranes of living cells. V. The additive effect of salt and base and the antagonistic effect of salt and acid

    Reprinted from J. Biol. Chem., 1917, xxxii, 147-158

  • Heliotropic Animals as Photometers on the Basis of the Validity of the Bunsen-Roscoe Law for Heliotropic Reactions by Jacques Loeb and John H. Northrop

    Heliotropic Animals as Photometers on the Basis of the Validity of the Bunsen-Roscoe Law for Heliotropic Reactions

    Jacques Loeb and John H. Northrop

    Jacques Loeb and John Northrop. Heliotropic animals as photometers on the basis of the validity of the Bunsen-Roscoe law for heliotropic reactions

    Reprinted from Proc.Nat. Acad.Sc., September 1, 1917 3 (9) 539-544

  • Antagonistic Salt Action as a Diffusion Phenomenon by Jacques Loeb

    Antagonistic Salt Action as a Diffusion Phenomenon

    Jacques Loeb

    Jacques Loeb. Antagonistic salt action as a diffusion phenomenon.

    Reprinted from Science, vol. XLIV, no.1138 (1916): 574-576

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  • The Mechanism of Diffusion of Electrolytes Through Animal Membranes by Jacques Loeb

    The Mechanism of Diffusion of Electrolytes Through Animal Membranes

    Jacques Loeb

    Jacques Loeb. The mechanism of diffusion of electrolytes through animal membranes

    Reprinted from Proc. Nat. Acad. Sc, 1916, vol.2, pp. 511-516

  • The mechanism of the Diffusion of Electrolytes Through the Membranes of Living Cells by Jacques Loeb

    The mechanism of the Diffusion of Electrolytes Through the Membranes of Living Cells

    Jacques Loeb

    Jacques Loeb. The mechanism of the diffusion of electrolytes through the membranes of living cells

    I. The necessity of a general salt effect upon the membrane as a prerequisite for this diffusion

    II . The diffusion of KC1 out of the egg of Fundulus and the relative efficiency of different ions for the salt effect

    III . The analogy of the mechanism of the diffusion for acids and potassium salts

    Reprinted from J. Biol. Chem., 1916, xxvii, 339-375

  • The Mechanism of the Diffusion of Electrolytes Through the Membranes of Living Cells by Jacques Loeb

    The Mechanism of the Diffusion of Electrolytes Through the Membranes of Living Cells

    Jacques Loeb

    Jacques Loeb. The mechanism of the diffusion of electrolytes through the membranes of living cells. IV. The ratio of the concentration required for the accelerating and antagonistic action upon the diffusion of potassium salts

    Reprinted from J. Biol. Chem., 1916, 28(1): 175-184

  • Is There a Temperature Coefficient For the Duration of Life? by Jacques Loeb and John H. Northrop

    Is There a Temperature Coefficient For the Duration of Life?

    Jacques Loeb and John H. Northrop

    Jacques Loeb and John H. Northrop. Is there a temperature coefficient for the duration of life?

    Reprinted from Proc. Nat. Acad. Sc., vol.2 (1916): 456-457

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  • Electromotive Phenomena and Membrane Permeability by Jacques Loeb

    Electromotive Phenomena and Membrane Permeability

    Jacques Loeb

    Jacques Loeb. Electromotive phenomena and membrane permeability

    Reprinted from Science, 1915, vol.42, no. 1088: 643-646

 
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