Chemie und Biochemie der Lipoide.

Wiesbaden:: J. F. Bergmann, 1911., 1911. 8vo. xi, 187, (4 ads.) pp. Contemporary quarter pebbled brown cloth over marbled boards, gilt-stamped spine title. Exlib bookplate and perforated stamps on title-page. Very good. "Bang is considered the founder of modern clinical microchemistry. Some of Bang's earliest investigations were on nucleoproteins and nucleic acid. He elucidated the structure of guanylic acid-previously isolated by Hanunarsten-as a compound of guanine, pentose, and phosphoric acid in equimolar proportions. This research was a major factor in revealing the framework of the nucleotides. He also performed early work on fat, protein, and nitrogen metabolism, so that he coincidentally developed methods useful to clinical chemistry as he demonstrated "normal" and "abnormal" (disease) chemical processes of the body." [Clinical Chemistry, 32/1, pp. 213-215 (1966)].