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Volume 34, Issue 2
20 November 1950
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ISSN 0022-1295
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THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THE SYNAPSES OF A SINGLE MOTOR FIBER
C. A. G. Wiersma,R. S. Turner
View Articletitled, THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THE SYNAPSES OF A SINGLE MOTOR FIBER
METHYL GREEN : III. REACTION WITH DESOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID, STOICHIOMETRY, AND BEHAVIOR OF THE REACTION PRODUCT
N. B. Kurnick,Marilee Foster
View Articletitled, METHYL GREEN <span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">III. R<span class="small-caps">EACTION WITH</span> D<span class="small-caps">ESOXYRIBONUCLEIC</span> A<span class="small-caps">CID</span>, S<span class="small-caps">TOICHIOMETRY, AND</span> B<span class="small-caps">EHAVIOR OF THE</span> R<span class="small-caps">EACTION</span> P<span class="small-caps">RODUCT </span></span>
THE INFLUENCE OF INSULIN ON THE RATE OF GLUCOSE OXIDATION BY PASTEURELLA PESTIS
H. B. Levine
View Articletitled, THE INFLUENCE OF INSULIN ON THE RATE OF GLUCOSE OXIDATION BY PASTEURELLA PESTIS
THE ACCELERATING ACTION OF ILLUMINATION IN RECOVERY OF ARBACIA EGGS FROM EXPOSURE TO ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION
Harold F. Blum,Gordon M. Loos,J. Courtland Robinson
View Articletitled, THE ACCELERATING ACTION OF ILLUMINATION IN RECOVERY OF ARBACIA EGGS FROM EXPOSURE TO ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION
ADSORPTION STUDIES IN A SYNTHETIC RUBBER LATEX-OVALBUMIN SYSTEM
H. B. Williams,A. R. Choppin
View Articletitled, ADSORPTION STUDIES IN A SYNTHETIC RUBBER LATEX-OVALBUMIN SYSTEM
ENZYME KINETICS AND THE RATE OF BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES
J. Lee Kavanau
View Articletitled, ENZYME KINETICS AND THE RATE OF BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES
REGULATORY MECHANISMS OF CELLULAR RESPIRATION : III. ENZYME DISTRIBUTION IN THE CELL. ITS INFLUENCE ON THE METABOLISM OF PYRUVIC ACID BY BAKERS' YEAST
E. S. Guzman Barron,Maria Isabel Ardao,Marion Hearon
View Articletitled, REGULATORY MECHANISMS OF CELLULAR RESPIRATION <span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">III. E<span class="small-caps">NZYME</span> D<span class="small-caps">ISTRIBUTION IN THE</span> C<span class="small-caps">ELL</span>. I<span class="small-caps">TS</span> I<span class="small-caps">NFLUENCE ON THE</span> M<span class="small-caps">ETABOLISM OF</span> P<span class="small-caps">YRUVIC</span> A<span class="small-caps">CID BY</span> B<span class="small-caps">AKERS</span>' Y<span class="small-caps">EAST </span></span>
PHAGE FORMATION IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS MUSCAE CULTURES : VII. PARTIAL PURIFICATION OF THE PROTEIN FACTOR NECESSARY FOR VIRUS SYNTHESIS
Winston H. Price
View Articletitled, PHAGE FORMATION IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS MUSCAE CULTURES <span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">VII. P<span class="small-caps">ARTIAL</span> P<span class="small-caps">URIFICATION OF THE</span> P<span class="small-caps">ROTEIN</span> F<span class="small-caps">ACTOR</span> N<span class="small-caps">ECESSARY FOR</span> V<span class="small-caps">IRUS</span> S<span class="small-caps">YNTHESIS </span></span>
PHAGE FORMATION IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS MUSCAE CULTURES : VIII. EFFECT OF THE PROTEIN FACTOR AND ASPARTIC ACID ON VIRUS SYNTHESIS WITH VARIOUS BACTERIAL STRAINS
Winston H. Price
View Articletitled, PHAGE FORMATION IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS MUSCAE CULTURES <span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">VIII. E<span class="small-caps">FFECT OF THE</span> P<span class="small-caps">ROTEIN</span> F<span class="small-caps">ACTOR AND</span> A<span class="small-caps">SPARTIC</span> A<span class="small-caps">CID ON</span> V<span class="small-caps">IRUS</span> S<span class="small-caps">YNTHESIS WITH</span> V<span class="small-caps">ARIOUS</span> B<span class="small-caps">ACTERIAL</span> S<span class="small-caps">TRAINS </span></span>
PHAGE FORMATION IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS MUSCAE CULTURES : IX. EFFECT OF MULTIPLE INFECTION ON VIRUS SYNTHESIS IN THE ABSENCE AND PRESENCE OF SPECIFIC SUBSTRATES
Winston H. Price
View Articletitled, PHAGE FORMATION IN STAPHYLOCOCCUS MUSCAE CULTURES <span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">IX. E<span class="small-caps">FFECT OF</span> M<span class="small-caps">ULTIPLE</span> I<span class="small-caps">NFECTION ON</span> V<span class="small-caps">IRUS</span> S<span class="small-caps">YNTHESIS IN THE</span> A<span class="small-caps">BSENCE AND</span> P<span class="small-caps">RESENCE OF</span> S<span class="small-caps">PECIFIC</span> S<span class="small-caps">UBSTRATES </span></span>
DISTANT EFFECTS OF TOXIC AGENTS
W. J. V. Osterhout
View Articletitled, DISTANT EFFECTS OF TOXIC AGENTS

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