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4. Chemico-Physiological Investigations on the Cephalopod Liver, and its identity as a true Pancreas
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 September 2014
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In a memoir published in the Chemical News, vol. xlviii. Page 37, and the Journal of the Chemical Society, 1884, page 94, I gave some account of a peculiar excretory product found in the Sepia's “liver.”The product was found to be albumin in pseudo-crystalline aggregations when examined under the microscope. These bodies are not of a constant occurrence in this organ of the Sepia. Since the publication of the above paper, which is a year and a half ago, I have made a thorough examination of this organ in Sepia, which substaniate and extend the observations of Krukenberg, Fredericq, and Jousset de Bellesme.
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note * page 79 Untersuch. Physicl. Inst. Heidelberg, Bd. i. p. 327, 1878.
note † page 79 Bull. Acad. Sci. Belgique, t. lvi. p. 761, 1878; Rev. Internat. Sci., iii. p. 263, 1879.
note ‡ page 79 Comptes Rendus, t. lxxxviii. pp. 304, 428, 1879.