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Volume 46, Issue 4
April 1950
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Obituary Notice (Marjory Stephenson, 1885–1948)
D. D. Woods
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 377.b2–383.
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The elastolytic activity of pancreatic extracts
J. Baló; I. Banga
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 384–387.
View Articletitled, The elastolytic activity of pancreatic extracts
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The reactions of catalase in the presence of the notatin system
B. Chance
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 387–402.
View Articletitled, The reactions of catalase in the presence of the notatin system
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The enzyme-substrate compounds of bacterial catalase and peroxides
B. Chance; D. Herbert
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 402–414.
View Articletitled, The enzyme-substrate compounds of bacterial catalase and peroxides
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The site of hydrochloric acid production in the stomach as determined by indicators
Norah M. Bradford; R. E. Davies
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 414–420.
View Articletitled, The site of hydrochloric acid production in the stomach as determined by indicators
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The fluorimetric estimation of N1-methylnicotinamide and its differentiation from coenzyme I.
K. J. Carpenter; E. Kodicek
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 421–426.
View Articletitled, The fluorimetric estimation of <em>N</em><sup>1</sup>-methylnicotinamide and its differentiation from coenzyme I.
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Studies in immunochemistry. 8. The isolation and properties of the human blood-group A substance
D. Aminoff; W. T. J. Morgan; Winifred M. Watkins
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 426–439.
View Articletitled, Studies in immunochemistry. 8. The isolation and properties of the human blood-group A substance
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Studies on the metabolism of semen. 6. Role of hormones. Effect of castration, hypophysectomy and diabetes. Relation between blood glucose and seminal fructose
T. Mann; U. Parsons
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 440–450.
View Articletitled, Studies on the metabolism of semen. 6. Role of hormones. Effect of castration, hypophysectomy and diabetes. Relation between blood glucose and seminal fructose
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A note on the copper-retaining power of a humic acid from peat soil
H. Lees
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 450–451.
View Articletitled, A note on the copper-retaining power of a humic acid from peat soil
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Some properties of specific cholinesterase with particular reference to the mechanism of inhibition by diethyl p-nitrophenyl thiophosphate (E 605) and analogues
W. N. Aldridge
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 451–460.
View Articletitled, Some properties of specific cholinesterase with particular reference to the mechanism of inhibition by diethyl <em>p</em>-nitrophenyl thiophosphate (E 605) and analogues
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Studies in detoxication. 32. The influence of bromobenzene and cystine on the bromine content of the hair of rats
B. Spencer; R. T. Williams
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 460–465.
View Articletitled, Studies in detoxication. 32. The influence of bromobenzene and cystine on the bromine content of the hair of rats
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The intermediary metabolism of the mammary gland. 3. Acetate metabolism of lactating mammary gland slices with special reference to milk fat synthesis
S. J. Folley; T. H. French
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 465–473.
View Articletitled, The intermediary metabolism of the mammary gland. 3. Acetate metabolism of lactating mammary gland slices with special reference to milk fat synthesis
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A chemical study of rabbit antiovalbumin
R. R. Porter
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 473–478.
View Articletitled, A chemical study of rabbit antiovalbumin
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The formation of a specific inhibitor by hydrolysis of rabbit antiovalbumin
R. R. Porter
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 479–484.
View Articletitled, The formation of a specific inhibitor by hydrolysis of rabbit antiovalbumin
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The components of the dihydrocozymase oxidase system
E. C. Slater
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 484–499.
View Articletitled, The components of the dihydrocozymase oxidase system
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The dihydrocozymase-cytochrome c reductase activity of heart-muscle preparation
E. C. Slater
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 499–503.
View Articletitled, The dihydrocozymase-cytochrome <em>c</em> reductase activity of heart-muscle preparation
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On certain peptides occurring in marine algae
P. Haas
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 503–505.
View Articletitled, On certain peptides occurring in marine algae
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The constitution of hydroxysulphapyridine and synthesis of 2-aminohydroxypyridines
H. G. Bray; F. C. Neale; W. V. Thorpe
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): 506–508.
View Articletitled, The constitution of hydroxysulphapyridine and synthesis of 2-aminohydroxypyridines
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Proceedings

Proceedings of the Biochemical Society
Biochem J (1950) 46 (4): xiii–xxvi.
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