_Isolation of Ptomaines._ 649. Gautier’s Process, 485 650. Brieger’s Process, 485-487 651. Benzoyl Chloride Method, 487, 488 652. The Amines, 488-490 653. Methylamine, 491 654. Dimethylamine, 491 655. Trimethylamine, 491 656. Ethylamine, 491 657. Diethylamine, 491 658. Triethylamine, 491 659. Propylamine, 491 660. Isoamylamine, 492 _Diamines._ 661. Rate of Formation of Diamines, 492 662. Ethylidenediamine, 492 663. Neuridine, 493, 494 664. Cadaverine, 494-496 665. Putrescine, 496 666. Metaphenylenediamine, 497 667. Paraphenylenediamine, 497 668. Hexamethylenediamine, 497 669. Diethylenediamine, 497, 498 670. Mydaleine, 498 671. Guanidine, 498, 499 672. Methylguanidine, 499, 500 673. Saprine, 500 674. The Choline Group, 500, 501 675. Neurine, 501 676. Betaine, 501, 502 677. Peptotoxine, 502 678. Pyridine-like Alkaloid from the Cuttle-fish, 502, 503 679. Poisons connected with Tetanus--Tetanine, 503 680. Tetanotoxine, 503, 504 681. Mydatoxine, 504 682. Mytilotoxine, 505 683. Tyrotoxicon, 504, 505 684. Toxines connected with Hog Cholera, 505, 506 685. Other Ptomaines, 506 DIVISION III.--FOOD POISONING.
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