Affiliation:
1. From the Laboratory of Plant Physiology, Harvard University, Cambridge.
Abstract
1. A method is given for determining the chloride content in a drop (less than 0.03 cc.) of the cell sap of Nitella.
2. Chlorides accumulate in the sap to the extent of 0.128 M; this accumulation can be followed during the growth of the cell. The chloride content does not increase when the cell is placed for 2 days in solutions (at pH 6.2) containing chlorides up to 0.128 M.
3. The exosmosis of chlorides from injured cells can be followed quantitatively. When one end of the cell is cut off a wave of injury progresses toward the other end; this is accompanied by a progressive exosmosis of chlorides.
Publisher
Rockefeller University Press
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