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Volume 34, Issue 3
March 1940
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ISSN 0006-2936
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Chemical changes in the skin in experimental hyperthyroidism
I. Abelin
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 229–233.
View Articletitled, Chemical changes in the skin in experimental hyperthyroidism
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Soluble reserve-carbohydrates in the Liliifloreae
Nils Gralén; The Svedberg
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 234–248.
View Articletitled, Soluble reserve-carbohydrates in the Liliifloreae
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A note on the cardiac inositol of the sheep, pig and ox
L. B. Winter
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 249–250.
View Articletitled, A note on the cardiac inositol of the sheep, pig and ox
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Influence of alkaline treatments and pretreatments in hemicellulose preparation
Isaac Arthur Preece
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 251–259.
View Articletitled, Influence of alkaline treatments and pretreatments in hemicellulose preparation
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The manometric estimation of nitrite in solution and in tissue
J. Brooks; J. Pace
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 260–267.
View Articletitled, The manometric estimation of nitrite in solution and in tissue
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Natural anthocyanin pigments: 3. Flower pigments of Verbena hybrida
Rose Scott-Moncrieff; Violet Celia Sturgess
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 268–271.
View Articletitled, Natural anthocyanin pigments<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">3. Flower pigments of <em>Verbena hybrida</em></span>
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Studies in detoxication: The preparation of d-glucurone from ammonium menthylglucuronate
R. Tecwyn Williams
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 272–275.
View Articletitled, Studies in detoxication<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">The preparation of <em>d</em>-glucurone from ammonium menthylglucuronate</span>
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Excretion of androgens by eunuchs: the isolation of 17-ketosteroids from the urine
Nancy Helen Callow; Robert Kenneth Callow
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 276–279.
View Articletitled, Excretion of androgens by eunuchs: the isolation of 17-ketosteroids from the urine
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Studies in tissue metabolism: The action of colchicine on transplanted, induced and spontaneous mouse tumours
Eric Boyland; Margaret Esther Boyland
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 280–284.
View Articletitled, Studies in tissue metabolism<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">The action of colchicine on transplanted, induced and spontaneous mouse tumours</span>
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The glutamic acid of normal and malignant tissue proteins
A. C. Chibnall; M. W. Rees; E. F. Williams; E. Boyland
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 285–300.
View Articletitled, The glutamic acid of normal and malignant tissue proteins
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The proteins of Hevea brasiliensis: Analysis of a product isolated from dried latex
G. R. Tristram
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 301–306.
View Articletitled, The proteins of <em>Hevea brasiliensis</em><span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">Analysis of a product isolated from dried latex</span>
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The use of a synthetic medium in the isolation of the somatic antigens of Bact. typhi-murium and Bact. typhosum
George Grosvenor Freeman; Sydney William Challinor; Joyce Wilson
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 307–324.
View Articletitled, The use of a synthetic medium in the isolation of the somatic antigens of <em>Bact. typhi-murium</em> and <em>Bact. typhosum</em>
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A method for the isolation of toxic and immunizing fractions from bacteria of the Salmonella group
James Walker
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 325–329.
View Articletitled, A method for the isolation of toxic and immunizing fractions from bacteria of the <em>Salmonella</em> group
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Observations on the distribution of vitamin B1 in some plant families
Magnus Pyke
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 330–334.
View Articletitled, Observations on the distribution of vitamin B<sub>1</sub> in some plant families
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The spectroscopic detection of vitamin E in the tissues of the rat
Thomas Moore; Krishna Rao Rajagopal
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 335–342.
View Articletitled, The spectroscopic detection of vitamin E in the tissues of the rat
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Assessment of the level of nutrition. Urinary excretion of aneurin at varying levels of intake
Y. L. Wang; John Yudkin
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 343–352.
View Articletitled, Assessment of the level of nutrition. Urinary excretion of aneurin at varying levels of intake
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Liver amylase and hyperglycaemia
Margaret Lee; Derek Richter
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 353–364.
View Articletitled, Liver amylase and hyperglycaemia
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An improved cell for measurements of oxidation-reduction potential
Leon Grotius Zerfas; Malcolm Dixon
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 365–370.
View Articletitled, An improved cell for measurements of oxidation-reduction potential
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The role of coenzymes in dehydrogenase systems
Malcolm Dixon; Leon Grotius Zerfas
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 371–391.
View Articletitled, The role of coenzymes in dehydrogenase systems
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The production of amines by bacteria: The decarboxylation of amino-acids by strains of Bacterium coli
Ernest Frederick Gale
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 392–413.
View Articletitled, The production of amines by bacteria<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">The decarboxylation of amino-acids by strains of <em>Bacterium coli</em></span>
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Benzedrine (β-phenylisopropylamine) and brain metabolism
P. J. G. Mann; J. H. Quastel
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 414–431.
View Articletitled, Benzedrine (β-phenyl<em>iso</em>propylamine) and brain metabolism
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Proliferation-promoting intercellular hormones: Quantitative studies of factors produced by injured animal tissue cells
John R. Loofbourow; Cecelia Marie Dwyer; Mary Michaella Lane
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 432–441.
View Articletitled, Proliferation-promoting intercellular hormones<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">Quantitative studies of factors produced by injured animal tissue cells</span>
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The oxidation of pyruvate in pigeon breast muscle
Hans Adolf Krebs; Leonard Victor Eggleston
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 442–459.
View Articletitled, The oxidation of pyruvate in pigeon breast muscle
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The citric acid cycle: A reply to the criticisms of F. L. Breusch and of J. Thomas
Hans Adolf Krebs
Biochem J (1940) 34 (3): 460–463.
View Articletitled, The citric acid cycle<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">A reply to the criticisms of F. L. <span class="small-caps">Breusch</span> and of J. <span class="small-caps">Thomas</span></span>
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