THE ELECTROLYTE CONTENT OF THE SEA URCHIN AND STAR FISH EGG

1 March 1927

journal article
research article
Published by University of Chicago Press in The Biological Bulletin

Vol. 52 (3) , 168-172
https://doi.org/10.2307/1536972

Abstract

In both starfish and sea-urchin eggs the K is higher than the Na, although in sea water the relation is reversed. The Ca:Mg ratio in the latter is about 1:2 and in the former the Mg in the ratio is slightly lower than 2. Total P is higher in the starfish than in the urchin egg, but the distribution between lipoid and acid-soluble is about the same. Sulphate in the urchin egg is very low and Fe relatively abundant. The cation equivalence is much higher than the anioninboth eggs.

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