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Chapter and Conference Paper
Origin of Arsenic in Drinking Waters in the West Backa District of Serbia
Danger to the public health through exposure to toxic arsenic compounds in drinking water remains a continuing problem. Because people may be inadvertently exposed to arsenic through contaminated drinking wate...
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Article
Yogoslav politics, “ethnic cleansing” and co-authorship in science
Scientific outputs from Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia, and the patterns of co-authorship between them and five western countries and with each other have been determined from theScience Citation Index. They reflec...
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Chapter
Lathy Rus Binatus PanČ. In Serbia
A West Serbian mountain Mokra Gora is a “locus classicus” of the eastern fllyrian endemic species Lathyrus binatus. This mountain was the only known locality of this species until 1992 when it was found in the Na...
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Article
Cleavage of active peptides by a lung enzyme
Ein Enzym (Angiotensin I «converting enzyme» oder Kininase II; DH) wurde aus Schweinelungen isoliert und gereinigt. DH splatet Dipeptide vom Carboxyterminus der Peptidsubstrate mit Einschluss von Bradykinin, A...
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Chapter
Identity of Kininase II with an Angiotensin I Converting Enzyme
Blood and tissues contain various enzymes that hydrolyze bradykinin. Among the ones we characterized were a prolidase (imidopeptidase), a carboxypeptidase-type enzyme (carboxypeptidase N; kininase I) and a dip...
