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Die Bedeutung der Aminosäuren für die Gewebezellen in vitro1,2

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Published1941
Citations53
References20

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Abstract

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1938 • 464 citations

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1937 • 286 citations

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1925 • 112 citations

Sulphydryl groups and enzymic oxido-reduction

1938 • 92 citations

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1936 • 79 citations

The relation of glutathione to cell respiration with special reference to hepatic tissue

1931 • 47 citations

Newer Biological Aspects of Protein Chemistry

1937 • 46 citations

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1930 • 42 citations

Vitamin C (Ascorbinsäure) als Aktivator katheptischer Enzyme I

1933 • 37 citations

Regeneration Versuche an Gewebekulturen in vitro

1930 • 35 citations

STUDIES ON THE METABOLISM OF CELLS IN VITRO

1917 • 34 citations

THE EFFECT OF DIGESTS OF PURE PROTEINS ON CELL PROLIFERATION

1928 • 33 citations

Das Verhalten von Vitamin C (Ascorbinsäure) und anderer Reduktone gegen katheptische und andere Enzyme

1934 • 32 citations

La culture des tissus

1932 • 28 citations

ON THE DIALYSABILITY OF THE GROWTH-ACTIVATING PRINCIPLE CONTAINED IN EXTRACTS OF EMBRYONIC TISSUES

1926 • 14 citations

Dauerz�chtung von Knochenund Periostgewebe

1929 • 12 citations

Dauerzüchtung von Knochen- und Periostgewebe

1928 • 11 citations

THE EFFECT OF PROTEOLYTIC DIGESTION PRODUCTS ON MULTIPLICATION AND MORPHOLOGICAL APPEARANCE OF MONOCYTES

1933 • 8 citations

The effect of amino‐acids on fibroblasts in vitro1

1936 • 5 citations

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1938 • 2 citations

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