FURTHER EXPERIMENTS ON THE EFFECTS OF LONG CONTINUED INTRAPERITONEAL INJECTIONS OF PROTEINS.

We have attempted to discover whether or not certain protein materials, such as albumose, casein, and albumen, when introduced parenterally (peritoneally) into experimental animals, are able to produce organic lesions. These proteins were used alone or in combination with chloroform, which was administered in oil and as an anesthetic. Our results were negative.