 | Max Verworn - 1899 - 644 strani
...infinitnm. According to this idea, living proteid does not need to have a constant molecular weight ; it is a huge molecule undergoing constant, never-ending...formation and constant decomposition, and probably behaves toward the usual chemical molecules as the sun behaves toward small meteors." " In the plant, living... | |
 | Newton Horace Winchell - 1901 - 1054 strani
...infinitum. According to this idea living proteid does not need to have a constant molecular weight ; it is a huge molecule undergoing constant neverending...formation and constant decomposition and probably behaves toward the usual chemical molecules as the same behave towards small meteors." These protistic bodies,*... | |
 | Newton Horace Winchell - 1901 - 498 strani
...infinitum. According to this idea living proteid does not need to have a constant molecular weight ; it is a huge molecule undergoing constant neverending...formation and constant decomposition and probably behaves toward the usual chemical molecules as the same behave towards small meteors." These protistic bodies,*... | |
 | James Mark Baldwin - 1902 - 946 strani
...inßnitum. According to this idea, living proteid does not need to have a constant molecular weight ; it is a huge molecule, undergoing constant, never-ending...chemical molecules as the sun behaves towards small meteors.' Another, and perhaps the simplest, method of considering the problem of living matter, though... | |
 | 1906 - 642 strani
...infinitum. According to this idea, living proteid does not need to have a constant molecular weight ; it is a huge molecule undergoing constant, neverending...constant decomposition, and probably behaves towards the living chemical molecules as the sun behaves towards small meteors."1 It will be seen that according... | |
 | 1906 - 602 strani
...in-Knit um. According to this idea, living proteid does not need to have a constant molecular weight ; it is a huge molecule undergoing constant, neverending...constant decomposition, and probably behaves towards the living chemical molecules as the sun behaves towards small meteors."1 It will be seen that according... | |
 | 1907 - 958 strani
...found. According to Pfluger, lu "living proteid does not need to have a constant molecular weight; it is a huge molecule undergoing constant neverending...formation and constant decomposition, and probably behaves toward the usual chemical molecules as the sun behaves toward small meteors." Then we would further... | |
 | Massachusetts Medical Society - 1907 - 962 strani
...found. According to Pflugcr,i9 " living proteid does not need to have a constant molecular weight ; it is a huge molecule undergoing constant neverending...formation and constant decomposition, and probably behaves toward the usual chemical molecules as the sun behaves toward small meteors." Then we would further... | |
 | Francis Rolt-Wheeler - 1909 - 328 strani
...infinitum. According to this idea, living proteid does not need to have a constant molecular weight ; it is a huge molecule undergoing constant, never-ending...formation and constant decomposition, and probably behaves toward the usual chemical molecules as the sun behaves toward small meteors. "In the plant, living... | |
 | 1905 - 928 strani
...found. According to Pflüger,10 " living proteid does not need to have a constant molecular weight; it is a huge molecule undergoing constant, never-ending...formation and constant decomposition, and probably behaves toward the usual chemical molecules as the sun behaves toward small meteors." Then we would further... | |
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... first proteid to arise was living matter, endowed in all its radicals with the property of vigorously attracting similar constituents, adding them chemically to its molecule, and thus growing ad infinitum. According to this idea, living proteid does... 
