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    A rapid micro technique for differentiating between iso, anteiso and other mono methyl branched fatty chains

    N. Nicolaides, Hwei C. Fu in Lipids (1969)

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    The structure of alkane diols of diesters in vernix caseosa lipids

    Hwei C. Fu, N. Nicolaides in Lipids (1969)

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    Fatty acids of the alkane diol diesters of vernix caseosa

    The fatty acid monoenes esterified to the alkane diol diesters of vernix caseosa lipid form two patterns of homologues starting from either C16Δ9 or C16Δ6 and adding (or subtracting) an integral number of C2 unit...

    M. N. A. Ansari, H. C. Fu, N. Nicolaides in Lipids (1970)

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    Diester waxes in surface lipids of animal skin

    The literature is surveyed on two types of diester lipid that occur on the skin surfaces of animals: Type 1, a hydroxy fatty acid of which the hydroxyl group and the carboxyl group are esterified respectively ...

    N. Nicolaides, H. C. Fu, M. N. A. Ansari in Lipids (1970)

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    Fatty acid composition of the living layer and stratum corneum lipids of human sole skin epidermis

    Lipids from the living layer and stratum corneum of human sole epidermis were extracted, saponified and the fatty acids analyzed. The proportion of fatty acids to unsaponifiables (mainly cholesterol), was high...

    M. N. A. Ansari, N. Nicolaides, H. C. Fu in Lipids (1970)

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    The fatty acids of wax esters and sterol esters from vernix caseosa and from human skin surface lipid

    Separation of sterol esters from wax esters in the lipids of vernix caseosa and adult human skin surface was accomplished by column chromatography on MgO. The fatty acids of the sterol esters and wax esters of...

    N. Nicolaides, Hwei C. Fu, M. N. A. Ansari, Gary R. Rice in Lipids (1972)

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    A search for porphyrin biomarkers in nonesuch shale and extraterrestrial samples

    An organic solvent extract of billion year old Nonesuch Shale was examined for porphyrins by means of fluorometry and high resolution mass spectrometry. It appears to contain at least three or more classes of ...

    Joon H. Rho, A. J. Bauman, Heinz G. Boettger, Teh Fu Yen in Space life sciences (1973)

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    Effects of Viral Infections on the Brain

    Viruses are among the most common causes of disease in man and animals. Viral infections are encountered in the form of common colds, influenza epidemics, infectious exanthemas of children, and a large number ...

    Halldor Thormar, Fu Hai Lin, Seung Chul Karl in Biology of Brain Dysfunction (1973)

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    Peristaltic constrictions in fertilized barnacle eggs (Pollicipes polymerus)

    La vitesse et l'amplitude des resserrements péristaltiques dans les œufs fertilisés de balane (Pollicipes polymerus) dépend de l'âge de l'embryon et de la position du resserrement dans celui-ci. Les resserrements...

    C. Arey Lewis, Fu-Shiang Chia, T. E. Schroeder in Experientia (1973)

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    Human testicular cultures II. Sertoli cells

    Two cell types, one epithelioid and the other fibroblast-like, were found in human testicular cultures derived from testes of patients. Ultrastructural studies indicated that, whereas the epithelioid cells wer...

    Andrew T. L. Chen, Yao-Shi Fu, John A. Reidy in In Vitro (1975)

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    Collagen Cross-Linking: The Substrate Specificity of Lysyl Oxidase

    Lysyl oxidase is a specific amine oxidase that contains copper and is irreversibly inhibited by compounds called lathyrogens (1,2,3). 3-Aminopropionitrile (BAPN) is the most widely studied and best known of th...

    Robert C. Siegel, Joseph C. C. Fu, Yu-Hua Chang in Iron and Copper Proteins (1976)

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    Sea Anemone Reproduction: Patterns and Adaptive Radiations

    It is known that sea anemones (Anthozoa: Actinaria) are capable of reproducing in a variety of ways both sexually and asexually (Stephenson, 1928; Hyman, 1940; Uchida and Yamada, 1968). Even in the same specie...

    Fu-Shiang Chia in Coelenterate Ecology and Behavior (1976)

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    Methods for the Investigation of the Microcirculation

    A noninvasive method is presented for the measurement of the digital arterial compliance (C s and C d ) by use of a pneumatic cuff (Gaertner capsule) a...

    Ryu Nakayama, Kiyoji Kimura, Dali J. Patel, Ramesh N. Vaishnav… in Microcirculation (1976)

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    Pathway for Hydrolysis of Plasmalogens in Brain

    The ethanolamine plasmalogens in brain have a substantial rate of turnover (Horrocks et al., 1976). Hydrolytic degradation of the plasmalogen molecule could begin at any position. Evidence for p...

    Lloyd A. Horrocks, Sheung Chun Fu in Enzymes of Lipid Metabolism (1978)

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    Thermotaxis, chemotaxis and age

    It has been demonstrated that polymorphonuclear leukocytes migrate in vitro along a temperature gradient, i.e., that they exhibit positive thermotaxis. The effect varies monotonically with the temperature gradien...

    J. O. Kessler, L. F. Jarvik, T. K. Fu, S. S. Matsuyama in AGE (1979)

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    The fatty acid composition of three unicellular algal species used as food sources for larvae of the American oyster (Crassostrea virginica)

    The total lipid and fatty acid content of 3 algal species,Pyramimonas virginica, Pseudoisochrysis paradoxa andChlorella sp., which have been successful as food sources for rearing larvae of the American oyster,Cr...

    Fu-Lin E. Chu, John L. Dupuy in Lipids (1980)

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    Immunospecificity of nuclear antigens in chicken erythroid cells

    Specific antisera were produced against chicken reticulocyte dehistonized chromatin. The antisera reacts strongly with chicken reticulocyte chromatin, but only marginally with chicken erythrocyte chromatin. Th...

    Dorothy E. Pumo, Ryszard Wierzbicki… in Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry (1980)

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    Cat3, a third gene locus coding for a tissue-specific catalase in maize: Genetics, intracellular location, and some biochemical properties

    A new and unique catalase isozyme, CAT-3, has been found in Zea mays. It is encoded in the Cat3 nuclear structural gene which is distinct from the two previously described catalase structural genes, Cat1 and Cat2

    John G. Scandalios, Wu-Fu Tong… in Molecular and General Genetics MGG (1980)

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    Characteristics of High-Yield Paddy Soils in Suburbs of Shanghai

    Shanghai is located at the mouth of the Changjiang River, close to the East China Sea. It is one of the earliest farming areas in the history of China. The yield of grain has already reached up to 12 t/ha per ...

    Fu Ming-hua in Proceedings of Symposium on Paddy Soils (1981)

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    Double Crop** of Rice in Triple Crop** System and Soil Fertility

    Since the 1970s, the continual extension of double crop** of rice in triple crop** system has promoted the production to a certain extent but has brought about some adverse effects on soils in the western ...

    Yang Wen-yuan, Liang Dun-fu, **e Chun-qing… in Proceedings of Symposium on Paddy Soils (1981)

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