Add to ORKGPrevious work. The most detailed investigations into the inorganic constituents of the sea-urchin egg are those of Page (1927) and Bialaszewicz (1929). Their results, together with those of certain other workers in this field, are given in Table 1 and, in accordance with modern practice, the concentrations of the various substance
Abstract. Raw natural eggs present a fundamental quality of living, organic molecules and a wonderfu...
The investigation reported in this thesis includes a comparative study of the sialic acid content of...
The new histidine deriv. (I), the disulfide (II), and glutathione were isolated from unfertilized eg...
The earliest available chernical analyses of the constituents of eggs were performed by Foleck and W...
The author proposed in 1971 the use of sea urchin eggs and embryos as indi-catory materials in marin...
The author proposed in 1971 the use of sea urchin eggs and embryos as in-dicatory materials in marin...
The addition of copper salts to dense suspensions of unwashed sea-urchin sperma-tozoa in sea water m...
The study of fertilization is still at a stage in which it is necessary to establish the existence o...
The effects of heavy metals, such as Hg, Pb, Cu, Cd, As, Sn, Cr, Mn, Ni and Zn on the two developing...
The author proposed in 1971 the use of sea urchin eggs and embryos as indicatory materials in marine...
Citation: Hole, Gertrude Elma. The phosphorus as lecithin, protein and inorganic compounds in the yo...
This work found the occurrence of a distinct sialic acid-rich polysaccharide in the sperm surface of...
An attempt to determine further the chemical nature of nucleoli, which arose in connection with a su...
The new histidine deriv. (I), the disulfide (II), and glutathione were isolated from unfertilized eg...
The earlier papers of this series (Mitchison & Swann, 19540,6, 1955) described measurements of t...
Abstract. Raw natural eggs present a fundamental quality of living, organic molecules and a wonderfu...
The investigation reported in this thesis includes a comparative study of the sialic acid content of...
The new histidine deriv. (I), the disulfide (II), and glutathione were isolated from unfertilized eg...
The earliest available chernical analyses of the constituents of eggs were performed by Foleck and W...
The author proposed in 1971 the use of sea urchin eggs and embryos as indi-catory materials in marin...
The author proposed in 1971 the use of sea urchin eggs and embryos as in-dicatory materials in marin...
The addition of copper salts to dense suspensions of unwashed sea-urchin sperma-tozoa in sea water m...
The study of fertilization is still at a stage in which it is necessary to establish the existence o...
The effects of heavy metals, such as Hg, Pb, Cu, Cd, As, Sn, Cr, Mn, Ni and Zn on the two developing...
The author proposed in 1971 the use of sea urchin eggs and embryos as indicatory materials in marine...
Citation: Hole, Gertrude Elma. The phosphorus as lecithin, protein and inorganic compounds in the yo...
This work found the occurrence of a distinct sialic acid-rich polysaccharide in the sperm surface of...
An attempt to determine further the chemical nature of nucleoli, which arose in connection with a su...
The new histidine deriv. (I), the disulfide (II), and glutathione were isolated from unfertilized eg...
The earlier papers of this series (Mitchison & Swann, 19540,6, 1955) described measurements of t...
Abstract. Raw natural eggs present a fundamental quality of living, organic molecules and a wonderfu...
The investigation reported in this thesis includes a comparative study of the sialic acid content of...
The new histidine deriv. (I), the disulfide (II), and glutathione were isolated from unfertilized eg...