Ciba Foundation conference on isotopes in biochemistry /
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| Language: | English |
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London :
J. & A. Churchill,
1951.
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| Series: | Ciba Foundation symposium.
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Table of Contents:
- Metabolism of ¹⁴C-labelled steroids / C.P. Leblond
- High cholesterol content of human spleen / Karl Bernhard
- The biosynthesis of radioactive cholesterol by surviving liver slices / Samuel Gurin and Roscoe O. Brady
- Studies with deuterium steroids / T.F. Gallagher
- The biosynthetic mechanism of porphyrin formation / David Shemin and Jonathan Wittenberg
- Studies on mammalian red cells / A. Neuberger
- Preliminary investigations for a study of energy utilized by the surviving fowl erythrocyte in haem synthesis / C. Rimington
- Iron metabolism in pathological conditions / A. Vannotti
- The modification of X-ray sensitivity by chemicals / Alexander Hollaender, G.E. Stapleton and W.T. Burnett
- Effect of X-rays on nucleic acid and protein synthesis in the Jensen rat sarcoma / Barbara E. Holmes
- Radiation dose in tracer experiments involving autoradiography / S.R. Pelc
- Synthesis of deoxyribose nucleic acid and nuclear incorporation of ³⁵S as shown by autoradiographs / Alma Howard and S.R. Pelc
- The biosynthesis of pyrimidines in vitro / D. Wright Wilson
- Studies with organic- and bio-synthetic nucleosides and nucleotides / G.B. Brown
- The use of radiophosphorus in the study of the nucleic acids / J.N. Davidson
- Rate of synthesis and quantitative variations of the ribonucleic acid during the growth of a culture of Polytomella coeca / R. Jeener
- A method for the evaluation of the rate of protein synthesis in man / D. Rittenberg
- Turnover rates during formation of proteins and polynucleotides in regenerating tissues / E. Hammarsten
- Synthesis of phenylalanine and tyrosine in yeast / Konrad Bloch
- A study of acetone metabolism using glycogen and serine as indicators, and the role of C₁-compounds in metabolism / Harland G. Wood
- Asymmetric citric acid / Charles Heidelberger and Van R. Potter
- Mode of formation of fatty acids from acetate and glucose as studied in the mammary gland / G. Popják.