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Publikováno v:
Endocrinology. 63:831-835
The somatotropic activity of alkali- and acid-extracted growth hormone stored at various pH's was tested. The U.S.P. Growth Hormone Reference Standard, an alkali-extracted preparation, was found to lose most of its activity when stored at pH 3. Maxim
Publikováno v:
Endocrinology. 62:108-111
Growth hormone preparations obtained from beef pituitary through alkali extraction (methods of Li and Wilhelmi) were compared for growth activity in hypophysectomized rats with acid extracted porcine growth hormone (method of Raben). The alkali extra
Publikováno v:
Endocrinology. 47:30-35
In an effort to deplete laboratory animals of as yet unidentified nutritional factors and so obtain a suitable animal for assay Betheil (1947) and Ershoff (1947, 1948) have included desiccated thyroid gland or iodinated casein in their experimental d
Publikováno v:
Experimental Biology and Medicine. 56:187-190
ConclusionGelatin will not allow optimum growth even when supplemented with all reported essential amino acids. In fact, less growth is obtained with gelatin plus amino acids than with the amino acids alone at the same level in the diet. 2. The prese
Autor:
Wendell H. Griffith, Claire E. Graham
Publikováno v:
The Journal of Nutrition. 6:179-194
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Journal of Biological Chemistry. 161:705-716
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Journal of Biological Chemistry. 185:97-102
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Journal of Biological Chemistry. 168:711-716
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Journal of Biological Chemistry. 177:529-532
Knowledge concerning the amino acid content of the scleroproteins is far from complete. The summary tables of Block and Bolling (l), Cohn and Edsall (2), Schmidt (3), and Hawk et al. (4) offer the best available data, but there is much disagreement.
Autor:
Wendell H. Griffith, Claire E. Graham
Publikováno v:
Experimental Biology and Medicine. 28:1086-1088
The relation of the vitamin B complex to the rate of growth, to the consumption of food and water and to the utilization of food in rats has been studied. The Evans and Burr diet (purified casein—25, sucrose—75, salt mixture—4) was used and was