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D. Rittenberg

Columbia University

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Biochimica et Biophysica Acta | 1957

The hydrogenase of Proteus vulgaris

Alvin I. Krasna; D. Rittenberg

Abstract The hydrogenase of Proteus vulgaris was shown by centrifugal behavior and electron microscopic examination to be particulate. All attempts to disrupt the particles by enzymic, chemical or physical means failed. Some chemical analyses of the particles are given.

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1946

THE LIFE SPAN OF THE HUMAN RED BLOOD CELL

David Shemin; D. Rittenberg

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1950

On the Origin of Bile Pigment in Normal Man

Irving M. London; Randolph West; David Shemin; D. Rittenberg

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1943

THE BIOLOGICAL CONVERSION OF CHOLESTEROL TO CHOLIC ACID

Konrad Bloch; Benjamin N. Berg; D. Rittenberg

Science | 1935

DEUTERIUM AS AN INDICATOR IN THE STUDY OF INTERMEDIARY METABOLISM.

Rudolf Schoenheimer; D. Rittenberg

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1939

Studies in protein metabolism. 10. The metabolic activity of body proteins investigated with 1(-)-leucine containing two isotopes.

Rudolf Schoenheimer; S. Ratner; D. Rittenberg

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1949

Heme synthesis and red blood cell dynamics in normal humans and in subjects with polycythemia vera, sickle-cell anemia, and pernicious anemia.

Irving M. London; David Shemin; Randolph West; D. Rittenberg

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1942

On the utilization of acetic acid for cholesterol formation.

Konrad Bloch; D. Rittenberg

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1954

The Mechanism of Action of the Enzyme Hydrogenase1

Alvin I. Krasna; D. Rittenberg

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1937

DEUTERIUM AS AN INDICATOR IN THE STUDY OF INTERMEDIARY METABOLISM XI. FURTHER STUDIES ON THE BIOLOGICAL UPTAKE OF DEUTERIUM INTO ORGANIC SUBSTANCES, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO FAT AND CHOLESTEROL FORMATION

D. Rittenberg; Rudolf Schoenheimer

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Rudolf Schoenheimer

Columbia University

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Albert S. Keston

Columbia University

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S. Ratner

Public Health Research Institute

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Irving M. London

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Konrad Bloch

Harvard University

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George W. Pucher

University at Buffalo

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Hubert Bradford Vickery

Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station

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Michael Heidelberger

New York University

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Norman S. Radin

University of Michigan

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Alvin I. Krasna

Columbia University

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