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Autor:
M. A. Beaven, Y. S. Cho-Chung, Jacques Emile Dumont, T. T. Puck, L. S. Weistein, Jérôme Bertherat, S. M. Jan de Beur, Charis Eng, G. Tortora, W. R. Miller, K. V. Chin, Constantine A. Stratakis, E. Severin, G. M. Kammer, P. S. Amieux
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Hormone and Metabolic Research. 34:169-175
This report summarizes several aspects of protein kinase A (PKA) signaling and its involvement in health and disease. It follows the discovery that PRKAR1A, the gene that codes for the relatively abundant regulatory subunit type 1A of protein kinase
Autor:
T T, PUCK
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Journal of bacteriology. 51
Autor:
T T, PUCK, O H, ROBERTSON
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American journal of hygiene. 43
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T T, PUCK
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Industrial medicinesurgery. 15
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T T, Puck
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The Journal of Experimental Medicine
The effectiveness of any compound as an aerial germicide depends upon the extent of condensation of its vapor on air-suspended bacteria, and on the rate at which the resulting concentration of germicide can produce death of the microorganisms. The pr
Autor:
T T, Puck
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The Journal of Experimental Medicine
Theoretical analysis of the mechanism of action of chemical aerial disinfectants reveals that the rapid killing action which is obtained cannot be accounted for by a collision process between germicidal aerosol particles and the air-borne bacteria. H
Autor:
T T, Puck, A, Krystosek
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Advances in cancer research. 62
The reverse transformation reaction whereby malignant cells are restored to a more normal phenotype has been reviewed. The primary causative action is ascribed to the genome exposure reaction in which a peripheral nuclear DNA region is restored to hi
Autor:
T T, Puck, A, Krystosek
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International review of cytology. 132
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Journal of Biological Chemistry. 150:61-67
Autor:
T. T. Puck
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The American Naturalist. 94:95-109
The action of x-irradiation on mammalian cells has been studied under carefully controlled conditions in vitro, by means of single cell survival curves, and through direct visualization of the chromosomes after varying doses of radiation. Mammalian c