Book by Richards Alfred Newton
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In order to comprehend the physiological function of any tissue, the relation which it bears to any other or to the organism of which it forms a part, and to recognize the changes which are associated with its life and growth, accurate information concerning its chemical composition is necessary. The group of connective tissues forms a class the members of which are related both as regards their mode of origin and their constituent elements. They resemble each other also in that the physical character of each is dependent on the presence in largely predominating amount of one particular constituent, usually albuminoid in nature. Until recently these tissues have been studied principally with reference to this preponderating component. Deductions regarding many of the other substances which might be associated with it have been made from inference rather than observation. Less than any of the class has the yellow elastic tissue been studied except with reference to its main constituent, elastin. Concerning other proteid substances or those which might arise from the metabolism of proteid only the most indefinite state-. ments are to be found. A few preliminary tests, however, have served to show us that the amount of simple (coagulable) proteid and mucoid obtainable from the ligamentum nuchae of the ox was more than would be expected from an extravascular tissue having a purely mechanical function. With these considerations in mind we have thought.
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