The constitution of sponges. I. The common bath sponge, Hippospongia equina.

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[1] BLUM, 1898, J PR CHEM, V38, P60

[2] DRECHSEL, 1896, Z BIOL, V33, P85

[3] HENZE, 1903, Z PHYSL CHEM, V38, P60

[4] HOFMEISTER, 1898, Z PHYSL CHEM, V24, P159

[5] Kendall EC, 1920, J BIOL CHEM, V43, P149

[6] Knaggs J, 1923, BIOCHEM J, V17, P488, DOI 10.1042/bj0170488

[7] WHEELER, 1905, AM CHEM J, V33, P365

[8] WHEELER, 1910, AM CHEM J, V43, P11

[9] Wheeler HL, 1909, J BIOL CHEM, V7, P1

[10] WINKLER, 1915, Z ANGEW CHEM, V28, P477