Pub Date : 1949-01-01DOI: 10.2183/pjab1945.25.11_32
H. Yabe
Several months ago,. Mr. F. Ueda, teacher of the Toyoma High School, Miyagi Prefecture, showed the writer a peculiar ammonite from a Triassic sandy argyllite exposed at Yanaizu, 12 km south of Toyoma and 20 km north of Inai near Isinomaki. This ammonite attracted the writer's attention on account of the unusual growthform of its last whorl, which is first produced linearly and then incurved again as in the Jurassic Macroscaphites and the Cretaceous Scaphites, while it resembles, in its coiled part, Danubites japonicus Shimizu 1> from the Anisic Hollandites beds of Inai. The annexed figure shows this specimen in natural size. All specimens of the Anisic ammonites from the Hollandites beds of Inai are moulds, the shell-substance being never preserved. The moulds are always one-sided ; that is to say, there is no specimen ever seen by the writer, with both surfaces preserved. Moreover, the majority of the specimens are obliterated in a definite manner, lengthened in one direction and correspondingly shortened in the other, due to lateral presure. The present specimen from Yanaizu is in the same mode of preservation. The Yanaizu specimen consists of a coiled part and an uncoiled, key-shaped part; the dimensions of the coiled part are :
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Pub Date : 1949-01-01DOI: 10.2183/pjab1945.25.11_36
T. Furuhata
(I) Studies on blood types of human being. In the human being C, 0 and T substances have been discovered besides Q (1935) E (1935) and S blood type (secretor and nonsecretor, 1935), and as a research method of the blood types the former iso-agglutination method has been substituted by the type-specific precipitation method as the result of which the study and analysis have come to be possible of blood group substances existing in liquid form. For this purpose anti-A, anti-B, anti-o; anti-C and anti-T precipitins are always employed as tests sera. It will be natural that many new facts have been discovered as compared with the time when two kinds of anti-A (a) and anti-B (/3) serum were used. What I have to refer to besides. is that production of various immune test sera has been made possible by consideration of the individuality of animals, i. e. " serum type " and " saliva type" of animals. All animals can be classified into four kinds of a', !3', a' (3' ,. and 0' type by the type specific agglutinins in their sera and further· divided into A+ and Atype by whether or not there exists A group
(一)人的血型研究。在人类中,除了Q(1935)、E(1935)和S血型(分泌型和非分泌型,1935)外,还发现了C、0和T等物质,作为一种血型的研究方法,用血型特异性沉淀法取代了以往的等凝集法,从而使以液体形式存在的血型物质的研究和分析成为可能。为此,反a,反b,反o;抗c和抗t沉淀常作为检测血清。与使用两种抗a (a)和抗b(/3)血清相比,自然会发现许多新的事实。除此之外,我还得提到。考虑到动物的个性,各种免疫试验血清的生产成为可能。“血清型”和“唾液型”动物。所有的动物都可以分为四种:a', !3', a' (3), a'(3)。根据血清中特异性凝集素分为A型和0型,并根据是否存在A组进一步分为A+型和A型
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Pub Date : 1949-01-01DOI: 10.2183/pjab1945.25.11_12
M. Murakami, S. Ōae
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