On glycogen and glycocoll in the muscular tissue of Pecten irradians

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Abstract
THE genus Pecten is world-wide in its distribution.The species irradians is entirely American, being found most abundantly on the eastern shores of the United States.It is closely allied to the European and English species opercularis and maximus.'rhe large central muscle which closes the valves of this mollusk is highly valued as an article of food, although its peculiar sweet taste is objectionable to some.With this central muscle the following experiments were made:* Lehrbuch der Physiologischen Cllemie, Gorup-"Sesanez, page 236.1875.'68 '71 '39 The ash of the muscle consisted of the bases, soda, potash, magnesia and lime; acids, chlorine, sulphuric and phosphoric.In conclusion.I wish to eXpl"eSS my obligations to Prof. S. W, Johnson for advice freel,Y given.
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Authors R. H. Chittenden
Journal american journal of science
Year 1875
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10.2475/ajs.s3-10.55.26
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https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.s3-10.55.26
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