[EFFECT OF THE OXIDATION-REDUCTION POTENTIAL ON THE TRANSFORMATION OF HYDROCORTISONE BY MYCOBACTERIUM GLOBIFORME 193 CULTURES].
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Hydrocortisone↗
Biomedical subjects
G K SKRIABIN
Publications and source records attributed to G K SKRIABIN.
[HYDROXYLATION OF STEROIDS, A NEW REACTION WITH ACTINOMYCETES].
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Actinobacteria↗
[Preparation of epicortisol from the acetate of Reichstein's substance "S"].
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Acetates↗
[Structure of a product of microbiological conversion of cortisone with the aid of Mycobacterium B5].
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Cortisone↗
[Actinomycetes from the olivaceus group].
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Actinobacteria↗
[Actinomycetes from the fulvoviridis group].
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Actinobacteria↗
[Nature of inter-species antagonism as a principle in identification of subdivisions of species in microorganisms].
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Humans↗
[Certain rules in intra- and interspecies relationships of Actinomyces].
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Actinomyces↗
[DEHYDRATION OF STEROIDS BY MYCOBACTERIA].
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Adrenal Cortex Hormones↗
[TRANSFORMATION OF HYDROCORTISONE, CORTISONE AND THEIR DERIVATIVES BY CULTURES OF MYCOBACTERIUM SP. 193].
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Cortisone↗
[Morphologic modifications in Bac. mesentericus cells following application of antibiotics from Actinomyces].
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Actinomyces↗
[Investigations in the field of antibiotics and antibiotic industry in Japan].
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Anti-Bacterial Agents↗
[Intra- and interspecific correlations and principles of species identification in bacterial antagonists].
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Actinomyces↗