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Volume 55, Issue 1

August 1953

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Proceedings of the Biochemical Society

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): i–xiv.

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The application of countercurrent methods to the fractionation of lipid material from human placenta

P. G. Cole; G. H. Lathe; C. R. J. Ruthven

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 17–23.

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The oxidative pathway of carbohydrate metabolism in Escherichia coli. 1. The isolation and properties of glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase and 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase

Dwight B. McNair Scott; S. S. Cohen

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 23–33.

View Articletitled, The oxidative pathway of carbohydrate metabolism in Escherichia coli. 1. The isolation and properties of glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase and 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase

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The oxidative pathway of carbohydrate metabolism in Escherichia coli. 2. Quantitative studies of glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase and 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase

Dwight B. McNair Scott; S. S. Cohen

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 33–36.

View Articletitled, The oxidative pathway of carbohydrate metabolism in Escherichia coli. 2. Quantitative studies of glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase and 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase

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Observations on the fate of some aliphatic sulphonic acids in the rat

G. A. Maw

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 37–41.

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The oxidation of dimethylthetin and related compounds to sulphate in the rat

G. A. Maw

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 42–46.

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The estimation of d- and l-glutamic acid in proteins

G. H. Wiltshire

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 46–49.

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The enzymic hydrolysis of alkyl fluoroacetates and related compounds

F. Bergmann; Arela Shimoni

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 50–57.

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A dynamic osmometer for accurate measurements on small quantities of material: osmotic pressures of isoelectric β-lactoglobulin solutions

O. Smithies

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 57–67.

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Studies on cholinesterase. 9. Species variation in the specificity pattern of the pseudo cholinesterases

D. K. Myers

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 67–79.

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An apparatus for the spectrokinetic study of rapid reactions

K. Dalziel

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 79–90.

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Appendix—The precision of analysis by photoelectric spectrophotometry

K. Dalziel

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 90–93.

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Mould ‘glucosaccharase’: a fructosidase

F. J. Bealing

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 93–101.

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Separation of uroporphyrin esters I and III by paper chromatography

J. E. Falk; Amy Benson

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 101–104.

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Identification and classification of some porphyrins on the basis of their X-ray diffraction patterns

Olga Kennard; C. Rimington

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 105–109.

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Studies on the ‘Waldenström porphyrin’ of acute porphyria urines

R. E. H. Nicholas; C. Rimington

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 109–114.

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The protein components of the isolated myofibril

S. V. Perry

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 114–122.

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A new colorimetric reagent for carbohydrates

E. Lunt; D. Sutcliffe

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 122–126.

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Spectroscopic studies of carbohydrates. 1. The action of sulphuric acid on sugars

R. M. Love

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 126–132.

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Studies on influenza virus receptor-substance and receptor-substance analogues. 1. Preparation and properties of a homogeneous mucoid from the salivary gland of sheep

J. F. McCrea

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 132–140.

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The proportion of phosphatase activity demonstrable in brain by histological techniques

O. E. Pratt

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 140–145.

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Studies in detoxication. 51. The determination of catechols in urine, and the formation of catechols in rabbits receiving halogenobenzenes and other compounds. Dihydroxylation in vivo

W. M. Azouz; D. V. Parke; R. T. Williams

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 146–151.

View Articletitled, Studies in detoxication. 51. The determination of catechols in urine, and the formation of catechols in rabbits receiving halogenobenzenes and other compounds. Dihydroxylation in vivo

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Studies in detoxication. 52. The apparent dissociation constants of some glucuronides, mercapturic acids and related compounds

D. Robinson; J. N. Smith; R. T. Williams

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 151–155.

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Studies in detoxication. 53. The glucuronic acid conjugation of hydroxyquinolines and hydroxypyridines in the rabbit

J. N. Smith

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 156–160.

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The effect of pH on the affinities of enzymes for substrates and inhibitors

M. Dixon

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 161–170.

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The determination of enzyme inhibitor constants

M. Dixon

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 170–171.

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Studies on fumarase. 4. The effects of inhibitors on fumarase activity

V. Massey

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 172–177.

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Absorption of immune globulin by the young lamb after ingestion of colostrum

E. F. McCarthy; E. I. McDougall

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 177–182.

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The production of fatty acids by a gram-negative coccus

S. R. Elsden; D. Lewis

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 183–189.

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The biosynthesis and metabolism of betaines in plants. 1. The estimation and distribution of glycinebetaine (betaine) in Beta vulgaris L. and other plants

B. T. Cromwell; S. D. Rennie

Biochem J (1953) 55 (1): 189–192.

View Articletitled, The biosynthesis and metabolism of betaines in plants. 1. The estimation and distribution of glycinebetaine (betaine) in Beta vulgaris L. and other plants

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Articles

The application of countercurrent methods to the fractionation of lipid material from human placenta

The oxidative pathway of carbohydrate metabolism in Escherichia coli. 1. The isolation and properties of glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase and 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase

The oxidative pathway of carbohydrate metabolism in Escherichia coli. 2. Quantitative studies of glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase and 6-phosphogluconate dehydrogenase

Observations on the fate of some aliphatic sulphonic acids in the rat

The oxidation of dimethylthetin and related compounds to sulphate in the rat

The estimation of d- and l-glutamic acid in proteins

The enzymic hydrolysis of alkyl fluoroacetates and related compounds

A dynamic osmometer for accurate measurements on small quantities of material: osmotic pressures of isoelectric β-lactoglobulin solutions

Studies on cholinesterase. 9. Species variation in the specificity pattern of the pseudo cholinesterases

An apparatus for the spectrokinetic study of rapid reactions

Appendix—The precision of analysis by photoelectric spectrophotometry

Mould ‘glucosaccharase’: a fructosidase

Separation of uroporphyrin esters I and III by paper chromatography

Identification and classification of some porphyrins on the basis of their X-ray diffraction patterns

Studies on the ‘Waldenström porphyrin’ of acute porphyria urines

The protein components of the isolated myofibril

A new colorimetric reagent for carbohydrates

Spectroscopic studies of carbohydrates. 1. The action of sulphuric acid on sugars

Studies on influenza virus receptor-substance and receptor-substance analogues. 1. Preparation and properties of a homogeneous mucoid from the salivary gland of sheep

The proportion of phosphatase activity demonstrable in brain by histological techniques

Studies in detoxication. 51. The determination of catechols in urine, and the formation of catechols in rabbits receiving halogenobenzenes and other compounds. Dihydroxylation in vivo

Studies in detoxication. 52. The apparent dissociation constants of some glucuronides, mercapturic acids and related compounds

Studies in detoxication. 53. The glucuronic acid conjugation of hydroxyquinolines and hydroxypyridines in the rabbit

The effect of pH on the affinities of enzymes for substrates and inhibitors

The determination of enzyme inhibitor constants

Studies on fumarase. 4. The effects of inhibitors on fumarase activity

Absorption of immune globulin by the young lamb after ingestion of colostrum

The production of fatty acids by a gram-negative coccus

The biosynthesis and metabolism of betaines in plants. 1. The estimation and distribution of glycinebetaine (betaine) in Beta vulgaris L. and other plants

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