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Volume 40, Issue 4
January 1946
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ISSN 0006-2936
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Studies on diffusing factors: 1. The kinetics of the action of hyaluronidase from various sources upon hyaluronic acid, with a note upon anomalies encountered in the estimation of N-acetyl glucosamine
J. H. Humphrey
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 435–441.
View Articletitled, Studies on diffusing factors<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">1. The kinetics of the action of hyaluronidase from various sources upon hyaluronic acid, with a note upon anomalies encountered in the estimation of <em>N</em>-acetyl glucosamine</span>
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Studies on diffusing factors: 2. The action of hyaluronidase preparations from various sources upon some substrates other than hyaluronic acid
J. H. Humphrey
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 442–445.
View Articletitled, Studies on diffusing factors<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">2. The action of hyaluronidase preparations from various sources upon some substrates other than hyaluronic acid</span>
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The polarographic estimation of steroid hormones: 1. Polarography of neutral 17-ketosteroids in urinary extracts
Jean Barnett; A. A. Henly; C. J. O. R. Morris
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 445–449.
View Articletitled, The polarographic estimation of steroid hormones<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">1. Polarography of neutral 17-ketosteroids in urinary extracts</span>
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The polarographic estimation of steroid hormones: 2. Polarography of related steroid hydrazones
Jean Barnett; C. J. O. R. Morris
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 450–453.
View Articletitled, The polarographic estimation of steroid hormones<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">2. Polarography of related steroid hydrazones</span>
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The effect of phytic acid on the absorption of calcium and phosphorus: 2. In infants
E. Hoff-Jørgensen; Oluf Andersen; H. Begtrup; Gunnar Nielsen
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 453–454.
View Articletitled, The effect of phytic acid on the absorption of calcium and phosphorus<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">2. In infants</span>
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The quantitative separation of trivalent from pentavalent arsenic derivatives on the micro scale
T. B. B. Crawford; G. A. Levvy
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 455–458.
View Articletitled, The quantitative separation of trivalent from pentavalent arsenic derivatives on the micro scale
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The interdependence of the vitamins. Vitamin B1 and riboflavin
Mary C. A. Cross; Joan Embleton; Katharine H. Coward
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 458–460.
View Articletitled, The interdependence of the vitamins. Vitamin B<sub>1</sub> and riboflavin
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The metabolism and functioning of vitamin-like compounds: 3. Products of the decomposition of glutamine during streptococcal glycolysis
H. McIlwain
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 460–464.
View Articletitled, The metabolism and functioning of vitamin-like compounds<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">3. Products of the decomposition of glutamine during streptococcal glycolysis</span>
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The thyrotrophic hormone, thyroxine and ascorbic acid in relationship to the liver glycogen of guinea-pigs
Muriel G. Crabtree; V. M. Trikojus
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 465–470.
View Articletitled, The thyrotrophic hormone, thyroxine and ascorbic acid in relationship to the liver glycogen of guinea-pigs
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The basic amino-acid content of proteins
H. T. Macpherson
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 470–481.
View Articletitled, The basic amino-acid content of proteins
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Studies on the metabolism of semen: 3. Fructose as a normal constituent of seminal plasma. Site of formation and function of fructose in semen
T. Mann
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 481–491.
View Articletitled, Studies on the metabolism of semen<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">3. Fructose as a normal constituent of seminal plasma. Site of formation and function of fructose in semen</span>
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Palm-oil carotenoids: 5. Examination of. ‘Sese’ palm oils
R. F. Hunter; R. M. Krakenberger
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 492–493.
View Articletitled, Palm-oil carotenoids<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">5. Examination of. ‘Sese’ palm oils</span>
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Lipotropic factors and the fatty liver produced by feeding cholesterol
Jessie H. Ridout; Colin C. Lucas; Jean M. Patterson; C. H. Best
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 494–499.
View Articletitled, Lipotropic factors and the fatty liver produced by feeding cholesterol
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Vitamin A in the horse
M. N. Rudra
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 500–501.
View Articletitled, Vitamin A in the horse
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The mineral constituents of bone: 3. The effect of prolonged parathormone injections on the composition of the bones of puppies with varying calcium intakes
C. M. Burns; N. Henderson
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 501–507.
View Articletitled, The mineral constituents of bone<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">3. The effect of prolonged parathormone injections on the composition of the bones of puppies with varying calcium intakes</span>
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The β-amylase of barley
R. H. Hopkins; R. H. Murray; A. R. Lockwood
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 507–512.
View Articletitled, The β-amylase of barley
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Observations on the relation between sulphydryl groups and pyruvate oxidation in brain tissue
R. A. Peters; R. W. Wakelin
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 513–516.
View Articletitled, Observations on the relation between sulphydryl groups and pyruvate oxidation in brain tissue
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An analysis of the inhibition of pyruvate oxidation by arsenicals in relation to the enzyme theory of vesication
R. A. Peters; H. M. Sinclair; R. H. S. Thompson
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 516–524.
View Articletitled, An analysis of the inhibition of pyruvate oxidation by arsenicals in relation to the enzyme theory of vesication
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The effect of arsenical vesicants on the respiration of skin
R. H. S. Thompson
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 525–529.
View Articletitled, The effect of arsenical vesicants on the respiration of skin
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British anti-lewisite: 1. Arsenic derivatives of thiol proteins
L. A. Stocken; R. H. S. Thompson
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 529–535.
View Articletitled, British anti-lewisite<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">1. Arsenic derivatives of thiol proteins</span>
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British anti-lewisite: 2. Dithiol compounds as antidotes for arsenic
L. A. Stocken; R. H. S. Thompson
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 535–548.
View Articletitled, British anti-lewisite<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">2. Dithiol compounds as antidotes for arsenic</span>
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British anti-lewisite: 3. Arsenic and thiol excretion in animals after treatment of lewisite burns
L. A. Stocken; R. H. S. Thompson
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 548–554.
View Articletitled, British anti-lewisite<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">3. Arsenic and thiol excretion in animals after treatment of lewisite burns</span>
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The effect of phytic acid on the absorption of calcium and phosphorus: 3. In children
E. Hoff-Jørgensen; O. Andersen; G. Nielsen
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 555–557.
View Articletitled, The effect of phytic acid on the absorption of calcium and phosphorus<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">3. In children</span>
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Effects of vitamin A deficiency in the rabbit: 1. On vitamin C metabolism. 2. On power to use preformed vitamin A
Antoinette Pirie; Charlotte Wood
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 557–560.
View Articletitled, Effects of vitamin A deficiency in the rabbit<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">1. On vitamin C metabolism. 2. On power to use preformed vitamin A</span>
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The influence of adrenalectomy on muscle constituents
E. J. Conway; D. Hingerty
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 561–568.
View Articletitled, The influence of adrenalectomy on muscle constituents
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The nucleoprotein content of fibroblasts growing in vitro: 3. The use of defatted media
J. N. Davidson; Charity Waymouth
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 568–575.
View Articletitled, The nucleoprotein content of fibroblasts growing <em>in vitro</em><span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">3. The use of defatted media</span>
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The availability of histidine derivatives for growth
A. Neuberger; T. A. Webster
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 576–580.
View Articletitled, The availability of histidine derivatives for growth
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The identification of amino-acids derived from cystine in chemically modified wool
R. Consden; A. H. Gordon; A. J. P. Martin
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 580–582.2.
View Articletitled, The identification of amino-acids derived from cystine in chemically modified wool
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The influence of hydrolysates of hyaluronate upon hyaluronidase production by micro-organisms
H. J. Rogers
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 583–588.
View Articletitled, The influence of hydrolysates of hyaluronate upon hyaluronidase production by micro-organisms
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On phytic acid, its importance in metabolism and its enzymic cleavage in bread supplemented with calcium
H. Møllgaard
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 589–603.
View Articletitled, On phytic acid, its importance in metabolism and its enzymic cleavage in bread supplemented with calcium
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Ox spleen β-glucuronidase; its purification and a study of some factors involved in assaying its activity
A. F. Graham
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 603–607.
View Articletitled, Ox spleen β-glucuronidase; its purification and a study of some factors involved in assaying its activity
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The effect of feeding cholesterol without fat on the plasma-lipids of the rabbit. The role of cholesterol in fat metabolism
G. Popják
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 608–621.
View Articletitled, The effect of feeding cholesterol without fat on the plasma-lipids of the rabbit. The role of cholesterol in fat metabolism
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The mechanism of selective fermentation of d-fructose from invert sugar by Sauternes yeast
A. Gottschalk
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): 621–626.
View Articletitled, The mechanism of selective fermentation of <em>d</em>-fructose from invert sugar by Sauternes yeast
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Proceedings of the Biochemical Society
Biochem J (1946) 40 (4): xli–liv.
View Articletitled, Proceedings of the Biochemical Society
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