Arthropod preparation for behavioral, electrophysiological, and biochemical studies
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Corning, W. C.↗
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Electron microscopic and biochemical characterization of Fraction 1 protein
High resolution electron microscopy of Fraction I protein from plant leaves
PROTEIN METABOLISM↗
Biochemical responses to vestibular stimulation
Physiological responses to motion sickness and glucose tolerances in normal and labyrinth- defective subjects
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Electron microscopic and biochemical characterization of fraction I protein.
Electron micrographs from fraction I protein of Chinese cabbage leaves, noting substructure in individual particle
PROTEIN↗
Gastric pathologic and biochemical changes induced by starvation of weanling rats.
Short-term starvation effect on gastric mucosa of weanling vs post-weaned rats
PATHOLOGICAL EFFECT↗
Biochemical applications of gas-liquid chromatography - The stereospecific hydrolytic action of acylase I /hog kidney/.
Stereospecific hydrolytic action of acylase studied by gas-liquid chromatography
GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY↗
The Biochemical, Physiological, and Metabolic Evaluation of Human Subjects in a Life Support Systems Evaluator and on a Diet of Precooked Freeze Dehydrated Foods Final Report, 12 Oct. - 24 Nov. 1964
Human water, caloric, and protein requirements in simulated life support system with dietary restriction
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Physical methods for biochemical analysis in spaceflight Final report
Instrumentation and techniques for on-board biochmical analysis during long-time manned space flights
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Biochemistry and physiology of hydrogen bacteria - Biochemical differences in heterotrophs and autotrophs
Carbon metabolism in Hydrogenomonas transition from autotrophism to heterotrophism
Mc Fadden, B. A.↗
The Biochemical, Physiological and Metabolic Evaluation of Human Subjects During a Simulated GT-7 Mission Final Technical Report, 19 Sep. - 1 Nov. 1965
Biophysical evaluation of humans during space flight simulation in closed life support system
Katchman, B. J.↗
On the mathematical status of the pseudo-steady state hypothesis of biochemical kinetics.
Pseudosteady state hypothesis for enzyme reaction kinetics justified mathematically with asymptotic expansion of Michaelis-Menten kinetic equations solution
Aris, R.↗
Biochemical Activity and Water - the Activity of Heme Enzymes in Non-aqueous Media
Perioxidase and catalase activity in nonaqueous media, noting survival independent of water properties and relevance to nonaqueous biosystems
Roberts, K.↗
Investigation of biochemical stabilization of aqueous solutions of organic compounds by unsaturated flow through porous media Final report, 1965 - 1968
Intermittent percolation through porous media studied for oxidation of nitrogenous and carbonaceous organic matter in urine
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Changes of certain biochemical indices in animals during the effect of acceleration after gamma-irradiation
Tissue respiration and hydrogenase changes in gamma irradiated mice during acceleration
Abaturova, Ye. A.↗
CO2 - Chemical, Biochemical, and Physiological Aspects
Chemistry and physiology of carbon dioxide - carbamates of peptides and hemoglobin, molecular structure of carbonic anhydrase, enzymatic carboxylation, and respiratory gas exchange
Edsall, J. T.↗
Biochemical studies of bacterial sporulation and germination. XIII.
Spore and vegetative cell adenylate kinases of Bacillus subtilis proved indistinguishable by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis DEAE cellulose chromatography
Kornberg, A.↗
Biochemical differentiation of Equisetum species from Icelandic and North American locations
Considering lack of development of endemic species in Iceland
Siegel, B. Z.↗
Photoactivation of the manganese catalyst of O2 evolution. I - Biochemical and kinetic aspects.
A kinetic analysis is reported of the process of Mn photoactivation that the photosynthetic evolution of O2 requires. This process is investigated in Mn-deficient Anacystis nidulans cells. The implications are discussed of the results obtained.
Cheniae, G. M.↗