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Insulin: its assay, extraction and sources

In May 1992, Banting and Best, working in the Physiology Department of the University of Toronto, obtained the first active extracts from pancreas. The credit for the preparation of such extracts capable of effecting a lowering of the blood and urinary sugar, and serviceable in mitigating the sympto...

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Main Author: Labuschagne, Christiaan Jacob Johan Troskie
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description In May 1992, Banting and Best, working in the Physiology Department of the University of Toronto, obtained the first active extracts from pancreas. The credit for the preparation of such extracts capable of effecting a lowering of the blood and urinary sugar, and serviceable in mitigating the symptoms of experimental diabetes in animals, and o human diabetes, therefore, belongs to these two workers, to Waoleod and Collip. Improvements in the methods of extraction and purification of insulin followed quickly. Accompanying this were the investigations of the physiological, chemical and physical properties of the hormone. Since that time a mass of evidence relating to the above and produce by a host of workers has accumulated.
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spelling oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/32049 Insulin: its assay, extraction and sources Labuschagne, Christiaan Jacob Johan Troskie Insulin Blood Sugar In May 1992, Banting and Best, working in the Physiology Department of the University of Toronto, obtained the first active extracts from pancreas. The credit for the preparation of such extracts capable of effecting a lowering of the blood and urinary sugar, and serviceable in mitigating the symptoms of experimental diabetes in animals, and o human diabetes, therefore, belongs to these two workers, to Waoleod and Collip. Improvements in the methods of extraction and purification of insulin followed quickly. Accompanying this were the investigations of the physiological, chemical and physical properties of the hormone. Since that time a mass of evidence relating to the above and produce by a host of workers has accumulated. 2020-06-10T07:49:10Z 2020-06-10T07:49:10Z 1950 2020-04-09T09:02:06Z Doctoral Thesis Doctoral http://hdl.handle.net/11427/32049 eng application/pdf Division of Physiological Sciences Faculty of Health Sciences
spellingShingle Insulin
Blood Sugar
Labuschagne, Christiaan Jacob Johan Troskie
Insulin: its assay, extraction and sources
thesis_degree_str Doctoral
title Insulin: its assay, extraction and sources
title_full Insulin: its assay, extraction and sources
title_fullStr Insulin: its assay, extraction and sources
title_full_unstemmed Insulin: its assay, extraction and sources
title_short Insulin: its assay, extraction and sources
title_sort insulin its assay extraction and sources
topic Insulin
Blood Sugar
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