A method for computing frequency functions from input-output vascular dilution curves.
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The derivation of a unified equation for carrying out the correction of any anion and cation deficiency of the blood plasma is set forth. A scheme of the correction of the most important plasma electrolytes deficiency is suggested. The main principle of the scheme is to begin the correction from a smaller deficiency.
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Two ways of calculating the content of individual fatty acids in the foods based on the data of gas liquid and thin-layer chromatography (through average values calculation) or only on those of the first (through addition of standard) are advisable. Most reliable in the last case is addition of trimargarine as a standard. The evaluation of the calculation errors is given. A variation of acidic-alkaline methanolysis of fat and esterification of free fatty acids in a closed system is proposed. By using this procedure the yield of methyl esters of fatty acids forms 90 +/- 7 per cent.
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