...Fharm. 2, 273 ; Berzel. Jahresber. 23, 605)'; J. Vogel (Ann. Pharm. 30, 37; ; C. Or. Mitscherlich (Pogg. 40, 128). The pepsin of commerce is either the mucus of the stomach scraped off and dried, a mixture of pepsin, peptoi (J. Pharm. Chim. [4] 2, 81). or a mixture of pepsin, peptones, and starch,...

...only the three first, as the others have not come into use here. " The pepsin of commerce is either mucus of the stomach scraped off and dried, or a mixture of pepsin, pep4 tones and starch, containing a little lactic acid."* Seal's corresponds to the first part of the...

...only the three first, as the others have not come into use here. " The pepsin of commerce is either mucus of the stomach scraped off and dried, or a mixture of pepsin, peptones and starch, containing a little lactic acid."* Beale's corresponds to the first part of the description, Boudault's and Morson's...

...work (issued in 1870) says, under the heading of Pepsin : " The Pepsin of commerce is either mutus of the stomach, scraped off and dried, or a mixture of Pepsin, Feptons and Starch, containing a little lactic acid." In what way these commercial pepsins were prepared...