ON THE DIALYSABILITY OF THE GROWTH-ACTIVATING PRINCIPLE CONTAINED IN EXTRACTS OF EMBRYONIC TISSUES

Abstract

These experiments appear to indicate that whatever substance in embryonic tissue extracts excites mitosis, and therefore would appear to be the growth-stimulating substance, is capable of passing through a collodion membrane which is impermeable to proteins, at all events in such concentration as would give rise to any biuret reaction. The substance is therefore diffusible.