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ENZYME VARIATION IN MICRO‐ORGANISMS

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Published1938
Citations90
References18

Total Citations Per Year

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ON THE DISSOCIABILITY OF THE FUNDAMENTAL PROCESSES IN ONTOGENESIS

1933 • 144 citations

Dehydrogenations produced by resting Bacteria. I

1925 • 92 citations

Galactozymase considered as an adaptive enzyme

1936 • 79 citations

Hydrogenlyases

1933 • 59 citations

Hydrogenlyases

1932 • 47 citations

The fermentation of glucosides by bacteria of the typhoid-coli group and the acquisition of new fermenting powers by bacillus dysenteriæ and other micro-organisms. preliminary communication

1907 • 32 citations

Observations on the Proteolytic Enzyme of Bacillus Proteus. Studies in Bacterial Metabolism, XL

1915 • 23 citations

THE FERMENTATION OF GALACTOSE BY SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE

1924 • 14 citations

The effect of carbohydrates and allied substances on urease production by Proteus vulgaris

1937 • 14 citations

Über die Anpassung von frischen Kulturhefen an Galaktose.

1927 • 12 citations

Further Experiments on Variability in the Gas-forming power of Intestinal Bacteria

1911 • 12 citations

Ergebnisse und Ziele der allgemeinen Enzym‐Chemie

1922 • 11 citations

The Specificity of Bacterial Proteolytic Enzymes and their Formation

1919 • 11 citations

TANNIC ACID FERMENTATION. II

1913 • 11 citations

Untersuchungen über die chemische Zusammensetzung und Bildung der Enzyme. IX. Mitteilung. Zur Kenntnis der Invertasebildung.

1913 • 10 citations

Über die Galaktosevergärung durch Hefe nach Vorbehandlung mit dieser Zuckerart.

1925 • 10 citations

Metabolism of tissues growing in culture: Effect of radium on the metabolism of cultures of embryonic kidney tissue.

1933 • 9 citations

Über die gleichzeitige Veränderung des Gehaltes an Glykogen, an Stickstoff und an Enzymen in der lebenden Hefe.

1914 • 3 citations

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