Caption: Booklet - UI Foundation Illini Achievement Fund (1953 Selections)
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/ /HcdcccHC ece/ ve$ 1RING $70,000 C A PERIOD ER 0 < A. Johnsoa of the Departmeni of Biochemistry ,Ms received a grant of •1.000 from the Achievenaeni Fund for a study of iron absorption and metabolism Dr. Johnson is shown •'< right with Technician May Pirszt, who is using a Wicro-Kjeldahi apparatus for the determination of nitrogen. ,)r Disturbances of electrolyte and water balance are not unusual in patients suffering from heart, kidney, or liver disease, or in patients who have undergone gastrointestinal surgery. Dr. John B. Fuller is seeking to find the best combinations of electrolyte determinations. He is shown at left pouring diluted blood serum into a flame photometer. Purchase of this equipment was made possible by a research grant of $1,000 from the Illini Achievement Fund. of Mtt has r e o ed subd year from 1949 t h r o u g h helped to ice ^la)»a .'. . • >h14 na t t h a n k s to '.merit • • •-*; and to 4 < ail r t * r D#« ^jr* W < An Achievement Fund grant has helped to finance the rrtrch of Dr. H. R- Catchpole and Dr. Conrad L Pirani, both of the Department Of Pathology, in dermining the localization and f u e of mucoproteins inji ( ted into animals. Dr. I atl hpole is shown at right adjusting an apparatus for (|UK k I ezing and drying of ,, ,1 in histot hemical Studies. [9] \
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