Abstract
Summary
When an amino acid mixture approximating the composition of gliadin is treated with nitrogen trichloride gas (NCI3) this mixture is so altered as to make it con-vulsant for dogs when given intravenously. The convulsant activity is most readily demonstrated in dogs which have been on a bleached (agenized) flour diet for 5 to 7 days, presumably because these animals have accumulated sufficient quantity of the toxic material via the alimentary tract, to make them highly susceptible to an additional increment received via the blood stream.
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