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  1. Pheromones

    The concept of internal secretion may be traced back to Claude Bernard who, about a century ago, first used the term to describe some aspects of the...
    Peter Karlson in Ergebnisse der Biologie
    Conference paper 1960
  2. Das Cytoplasma

    When living plant protoplasm is observed with a microscope, the protoplasmic inclusions—nuclei, plastids, mitochondria, ergastic droplets, and other...
    Chapter 1955
  3. Anthocyanins, flavones, xanthones

    The flavonoid compounds, such as anthocyanins, flavones, flavonols, flavanones and leuco-anthocyanins, form an important group of pigments widely...
    Chapter 1958
  4. In memoriam William Seifriz

    Article 01 December 1956
  5. Pectin methyl esterase activity of root exudates of legumes in relation to Rhizobia

    Seven different legumes were grown aseptically and in the presence of homologous and heterologous rhizobia in the root region. Samples of root...

    N. S. Subba-rao, K. S. B. Sarma in Plant and Soil
    Article 01 June 1968
  6. A transition state theory approach to the kinetics of conductance changes in excitable membranes

    The kinetics of ionic current mechanisms in excitable membranes are analyzed. It is assumed that there are voltage-dependent reactions occurring in...

    R. W. Tsien, D. Noble in The Journal of Membrane Biology
    Article 01 December 1969
  7. Microchemical studies on glycosaminoglycans and calcium in autologous costal cartilage transplanted to an osteochondral defect on the femoral head of adult rabbits

    In adult rabbits, a transplant was made to an osteochondral defect on the femoral head measuring 3×4×3 mm of autologous costal cartilage which had...

    Sven-Olof Hjertquist, Rudolf Lemperg in Calcified Tissue Research
    Article 01 December 1970
  8. Datura innoxia— a potential commercial source of scopolamine

    The drug scopolamine is important, among other uses, as a pre-anesthetic in surgery and childbirth, in ophthalmology and in prevention of motion...

    George Henry Gerlach in Economic Botany
    Article 01 October 1948
  9. Cytology of bacteria. II

    Georges Knaysi in The Botanical Review
    Article 01 February 1949
  10. The development of root hairs in angiosperms

    The study of root hairs and the superficial cells from which they arise has attracted many workers, partly no doubt because of their absorptive...

    R. G. H. Cormack in The Botanical Review
    Article 01 November 1949
  11. Marine algal ecology

    V. J. Chapman in The Botanical Review
    Article 01 December 1946
  12. The physiology and biochemistry of rubber formation in plants

    James Bonner, Arthur W. Galston in The Botanical Review
    Article 01 December 1947
  13. Histochemistry of Carbohydrates in the Intercellular Space

    The intercellular space of various connective tissues is characterized — among others — by the presence of several types of macromolecular...
    Chapter 1964
  14. Neurohistochemistry

    The critical interdependence of structure and function in neuronal units and assemblies has made neurological applications of the principles and...
    Chapter 1964
  15. Cytochemical Methods

    Two major divisions of approach to the identification of cell constituents may be distinguished: 1) the attempt to show the localisation of...
    Chapter 1956
  16. Investigatores

    G. Chr. Hirsch in Index Biologorum
    Chapter 1928
  17. Laboratoria

    G. Chr. Hirsch in Index Biologorum
    Chapter 1928
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