[TECHNIC OF EXTRACTION FROM ANIMAL ORGANS AND TISSUES].
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Animal Structures↗
Biomedical subjects
J NEKHOROCHEFF
Publications and source records attributed to J NEKHOROCHEFF.
[On the role of reversible deamination of adenylic nucleotides in muscle contraction].
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Adenine Nucleotides↗
[Deamination of adenylic nucleotides during muscular contraction].
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Biochemical Phenomena↗
Reversible degradation of adenosine triphosphate to inosinic acid during a single muscle twitch.
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Adenosine Triphosphate↗
[Creatine metabolism in the isolated vertebrate heart].
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Animals↗
[Degradation and synthesis of creatine in isolated toad heart].
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Animals↗
[Enzymatic properties of meromyosins].
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Amidohydrolases↗
[Preliminary research on the synthesis of creatine in the presence of myosine].
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Creatine↗
[Colorimetric microdetermination of citric acid and of cis-aconitic acid].
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Acids↗
[Jacques Wajzer 1905-1953].
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History, 20th Century↗
[Reamination of inosic acid in muscle. I. Deamination and reamination of free purine nucleotide in isolated muscle of the frog studied by enzyme analysis].
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Animals↗
[Reamination of inosinic acid in muscle; studies on reaminating agent].
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Inosine↗
[Addition to the study of the degradation of ribonucleic acid].
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Nucleic Acids↗
[Enzymatic reamination of inosic acid].
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Muscles↗