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Zur Lehre von der Wirkung der Salze: Zweite Mittheilung
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Die Versuche, tiber welche S. L e w i t h vor Kurzem 1) berichtet hat, hubert ergeben, dass jene Salze der Alkalien and der Magnesia, welchen das VermSgen zukommt, Eiweissstoffe in unveriindertem Zustand aus ihrer Liisung auszufi~llen, im Blutserum zuerst das GIobulin und erst nach dessen voltst~ndiger Abscheidunff das Albumin niederschlagen. Dieses Verhalten erwies sieh als ein so reffelm~ssiges , dass es vorli~ufig nieht nSthig erseheint, seine Gesetzmi~ssigkeit dureh Versuehe mit noch nicht untersuehten Salzen weiter zu erharten. Die Versuehe L e w i t h ' s haben aber fern6r gczeigt, dass die Sulfate und Acetate eine starker f~llende Wirkung entfalten, als die Chloride und Nitrate, und da die erstgenannten Salze zu den sehwerer diffusiblen, mehr oder weniger stark abftihrend wirkenden Salzen gehi~rcn, wiihrelid die an zweiter Stelle genannten als ieieht diffusibel und diuretisch wirksam bekannt sind, so musste man daran denken~ dass vielleicht zwischen dem Fallungsverm(igen der Salze ftir Eiweiss and ihren physiologisehen Eigenschaftcn eine gesetzmiissige Beziehung besteht. Behufs Prtifung dieser Vermuthung war es nothwendig, zu ermitteln, ob der gefundene Parallelismns eine allgemeinere, tiber die wenigen yon L e w i t h untersuchten Salze hinausreichende Geltung hat. Ftir den Fall, dass sich diese Ver-
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