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Bernard,C.

Lot 33
15.12.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 240
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Kiefer
Event locationGermany, Pforzheim
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Lot 33 | Bernard,C.
Vier Arbeiten zu seiner grundlegender Forschung über die Funktion der Leber, in Erstdrucken, erschienen in: Compte Rendu des Séances de l'Académie des Sciences, Paris 1850-1857. 4°. Zusammengeheftet mit Heftstreifen, in mod. Lwd.-Kassette.
Vorhanden: Sur une nouvelle fonction du foie chez l'homme et les animaux. C.R., 1850, 2me Semestre (T. XXXI, No. 17). S. 571-574 (vorh. S. 569-576). - Sur le mécanisme de la formation du sucre dans la foie. C.R., 1855, 2me Semestre (T. XLI, No 13). S. 461-469 (vorh. bis S. 476). - Sur le m#ecanisme physiologique de la formation du sucre dans le foie. C.R., 1857, 1er Semestre. (T. XLIV, No. 12), S. 578-586 (vorh. S. 577-592). - Remarques sur la formation de la matière glycogène du foie. Ebda. T. XLIV, No. 26, 1857. S. 1325-1331. - Tls. unaufgeschnitten, vorletzt. Bl. mit Randeinriß. - Claude Bernard (1813-1876) war Professor an der Sorbonne und am College de France. Neben vielem Anderen entdeckte er die Funktion des Pankreassekrets für die Fettverdauung aus der Bauchspeicheldrüse, erforschte den Stoffwechsel der Leber und deren Bedeutung für die Verdauungsvorgänge und entdeckte das Glykogen. - Tls. etw. gebräunt u. fleckig.
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Buyer Premium 1. Nicht gekennzeichnte Nrn.: Aufgeld 23% zzgl. 7% Mwst;
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3. Mit D gekennzeichnte Nrn.: Aufgeld 33% inkl. MWSt
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