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  1. Rhythmic and phytochrome-regulated changes in transmembrane potential in Samanea pulvini

    NYCTINASTIC plants such as Albizzia julibrissin , Mimosa pudica and Samanea saman have compound leaves with paired leaflets which are usually...

    RICHARD RACUSEN, RUTH L. SATTER in Nature
    Article 29 May 1975
  2. Cyclic AMP and Protein Phosphorylation in the Central Nervous System in Relation to Synaptic Function

    The existence of enzymic processes that phosphorylate and dephosphorylate serine and threonine hydroxyl groups in mammalian tissue proteins has been...
    Chapter 1975
  3. Biphasic effect of cyclic AMP on an immune response

    AGENTS which enhance intracellular adenosine 3′, 5′—monophosphate (cyclic AMP) levels by inhibiting cyclic AMP phosphodiesterase activity can...

    HUNG-SIA TEH, VERNER PAETKAU in Nature
    Article 09 August 1974
  4. The effect of environmental lighting on porphyrin metabolism in the rat

    THE direct action of light on the skin in porphyria is well documented. There is a specific spectral response in that light of wavelengths between...

    I. A. MAGNUS, V. JANOUSEK, K. JONES in Nature
    Article 09 August 1974
  5. Plasma cell surface antigen on human blood lymphocytes

    THERE is considerable evidence that lymphocytes bearing immunoglobulins on their surfaces are present in the peripheral blood of various animal...

    NICK S. HARRIS in Nature
    Article 09 August 1974
  6. Noradrenaline binding and the search for catecholamine receptors

    The binding of 3 H-noradrenaline to intact cells and microsomes seems not to measure catecholamine receptor interactions, but rather a membrane...

    Pedro Cuatrecasas, Guy P. E. Tell, ... Kwen-Jen Chang in Nature
    Article 11 January 1974
  7. Absence of Gibberellin-like Substances in Filtrates of Marasmius perniciosus Stahel (Witch Broom Disease of Cacao)

    CACAO plants ( Theobroma cacao ) infected with Marasmius perniciosus produce excessive and abnormal branching, a condition known as witch broom...

    W. F. DUDMAN, R. NICHOLS in Nature
    Article 28 March 1959
  8. Responses of Rat Testes and Accessory Glands to Testosterone, Pilocarpine and Copulation

    ATROPHY of the interstitial cells and a decrease in testis size occur in the rat after treatment with testosterone propionate 1 , the response being...

    W. LYNN HUNT in Nature
    Article 15 February 1969
  9. Reduced Adenyl Cyclase Activity in a Polyoma Virus Transformed Cell Line

    THERE is now substantial evidence that the intracellular concentration of adenosine 3′5′ cyclic monophosphate (cyclic-AMP) is an important factor in...

    R. R. BÜRK in Nature
    Article 21 September 1968
  10. Contributions of Medicinal Chemistry to Medicine — from 1935

    This review surveys briefly some of the contributions of medicinal chemistry to medicine of the past 30 years and identifies some new problems. This...
    Chapter 1968
  11. Recent Research in the Field of 5-Hydroxytryptamine and Related Indolealkylamines

    This review article is intended to give an account of the progress of research in the field of 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT) and related...
    Chapter 1961
  12. Abstracts

    Charles W. Shilling, Margaret F. Werts in Underwater Medicine and Related Sciences
    Chapter 1973
  13. Food Investigation, 1956

    P. L. PELLETT in Nature
    Article 26 October 1957
  14. Inhibition of Sensitiveness to Nicotine of Rabbit Aorta by Reserpine, Hexamethonium, Ethyl Flavone-7-Oxyacetate and Other Compounds

    Burn and Rand 1 demonstrated that some spastic effects of nicotine on aortic strips can be abolished by a prophylactic treatment with reserpine. The...

    I. SETNIKAR, M. RAVASI in Nature
    Article 28 March 1959
  15. Nonsteroid Antiinflammatory Agents

    The drugs with which this review will be concerned are those which are useful in the treatment of connective tissue diseases. These disorders are...
    Chapter 1966
  16. Newer Diuretics

    In the following sections several classes of diuretic agents have been discussed, first from the viewpoint of their contribution to a greater...
    Chapter 1960
  17. The Quantitative Analysis of Drugs

    Although the percentage of total acid present may be determined by direct titration with N alkali to phenolphthalein, 1 ml N = 0.06005 g, the purity...
    Chapter 1964
  18. Neuronal Plasticity

    Article 01 April 1973
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