THE REVERSIBLE “DEDIFFERENTIATION” OF EMBRYONIC SKELETAL TISSUES IN CULTURE IN RESPONSE TO COMPLEMENT-SUFFICIENT ANTISERUM

Studies on the mode of action of excess of vitamin A. 6. Lysosomal protease and the degradation of cartilage matrix

1963 • 292 citations

Release of lysosomal protease by ultraviolet irradiation and inhibition by hydrocortisone

1961 • 258 citations

Growth of embryonic avian and mammalian tibiae on a relatively simple chemically defined medium

1961 • 247 citations

The degradation of cartilage matrix by an intracellular protease

1964 • 141 citations

A collagenolytic factor in rat bone promoted by parathyroid extract

1964 • 118 citations

The Breakdown of Embryonic Cartilage and Bone Cultivated in the Presence of Complement-Sufficient Antiserum

1967 • 86 citations

THE EFFECT OF ANTISERUM, ALONE AND WITH HYDROCORTISONE, ON FOETAL MOUSE BONES IN CULTURE

1965 • 79 citations

Inhibition by calcitonin of bone resorption induced in vitro by vitamin A

1968 • 76 citations

The Breakdown of Embryonic (Chick) Cartilage and Bone Cultivated in the Presence of Complement-Sufficient Antiserum

1966 • 53 citations

Lysosomal Activation in Relation to Connective Tissue Disease

1964 • 47 citations

The effect of vitamin A on the breakdown and synthesis of intercellular material in skeletal tissue in organ culture

1965 • 13 citations

The Role of Lysosomes in Pathology

1966 • 3 citations