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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
To the Department of Physiology for a study of the
effects of a sustained diet of meat for one year on
nitrogen, calcium, phosphorus, sodium, and potassium
metabolism 3 800 00
National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C., in suppport of the
following research (the numbers in parentheses are code designations
used by the Foundation to identify the grants) 283
Alkaloids of haplophyton cimicidum, under the direction
of Professor Harold R. Snyder, Department of Chemistry
and Chemical Engineering (G580) $29 600 00
Classical and relativistic gas-dynamics by the method of
Einstein's equations, under the direction of Professor
George C. McVittie, Department of Astronomy (G807) II 400 00
Metal complexes in the resolution of optically active
organic substance, under the direction of Professor
John C. Bailar, Jr., Department of Chemistry and
Chemical Engineering (G985) 13 000 00
Fatigue of concrete, under the direction of Associate
Professor Clyde E. Kesler, Department of Theoretical
and Applied Mechanics (G1003) 20 000 00
Plastic deformation, under the direction of Professors
James S. Koehler and Frederick Seitz, Department of
Physics (G1018) 18 100 00
Low temperature research on polar crystals, under the
direction of Professor Robert J. Maurer, Department of
Physics (G1019) 14 300 00
Cultivation of parasitic nematodes, under the direction
of Professor Norman D. Levine, College of Veterinary
Medicine (G1150) 9 500 00
Mode of action of diphosphothiamine in carbohydrate
metabolism, under the direction of Dr. Elliott Juni, Department
of Bacteriology (G1269) 9 400 00
Carbohydrate absorption; synthesis and degradation of
polysaccharides, under the direction of Dr. Joseph
Lamer, Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
(G1270) II 700 00
Efficiency of photosynthesis, under the direction of Dr.
Robert Emerson, Department of Botany (G1398) 18 000 00
Dimensions of coiling type polymer molecules, under the
direction of Professor Frederick T. Wall, Department
of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering (G1446) 17 600 00
Imperfection in crystalline materials, under the direction
of Professor Frederick Seitz, Department of Physics
(G1602) 10 700 00
Biological oxidation of 3-hydroxyanthranilate, under the
direction of Professor L. M. Henderson, Department of
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering (G1810) 7 900 00
Mechanisms of carbon dioxide fixation in chemoautotrophic
bacteria, under the direction of Dr. Ralph S.
Wolfe, Department of Bacteriology (G1818) 7 400 00
Heterosis in corn in relation to the composition, quantity,
and efficiency of enzymes, under the direction of Professor
Richard H. Hageman, Department of Agronomy
(G1855) 6 200 00
High energy nuclear phenomena, under the direction of
Professor Clark S. Robinson, Department of Physics
(G1870) 10 200 00
Effect of crystal imperfections on diffusion, under the
direction of Professor Robert W. Balluffi, Department
of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering (G1917) 11 000 00