Zusammenfassung
Die Lebewesen entnehmen der Außenwelt zahlreiche Atome und verbinden diese miteinander zum Stoffbestand und zum Getriebe. Bisher konnte etwa die Hälfte aller bekannten Atome in dem Plasma der Tiere und Pflanzen wiedergefunden werden1. Die Tabelle 1 zeigt, daß die Elemente in sehr verschiedenen Prozentsätzen vorkommen: die am meisten vorkommenden Elemente, welche sich in allen Lebewesen finden, haben ein verhältnismäßig niedriges Atomgewicht: sie sind relativ leicht auswechselbar und bilden unter anderem auch Gase, lösliche Salze usw.
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Hirsch, G.C. (1955). Der Mineralstoffwechsel der Zelle. In: Altmann, H.W., et al. Das Cytoplasma. Handbuch der Allgemeinen Pathologie, vol 2 / 1. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-86043-0_7
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