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    Coordinated Design of Radioisotope Laboratories

    Recent advances in the use of radioisotopes as a research tool have broadened the scope of the field and have created the need for specially designed laboratories to handle more hazardous operations. Although ...

    Chih H. Wang, R. A. Adams, Wyman K. Bear in Advances in Tracer Methodology (1965)

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    Metabolism Studies by Radiorespirometry

    Many of the recent advances in the area of carbohydrate catabolism can be credited to the use of radiotracer methods. Although some tritium-labeled compounds have been used for these studies, the majority of r...

    Chih H. Wang in Advances in Tracer Methodology (1963)

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    Catabolic Changes in Ripening Tomato Fruit

    FRUITS display unique physiological action during the ripening phase. It is known that the climacteric rise in respiratory rate may be related to the accelerated protein synthesis which is observed with concur...

    JOHN C. RAMSEY, CHIH H. WANG in Nature (1962)

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    Origin of Glycine and Serine in Bakers' Yeast

    THE ready interconversion of glycine and serine in biological systems has been well recognized for several years. Somewhat less attention has been paid to the origin of this pair of compounds from other metabo...

    CHIH H. WANG, J. WENDELL DAVIS, VERNON H. CHELDELIN, BERT E. CHRISTENSEN in Nature (1954)