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Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1950

On Deethylation of Ethionine in the Rat

Jakob A. Stekol; Kathryn Weiss

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1949

A STUDY ON GROWTH INHIBITION BY d-, l-, AND dl-ETHIONINE IN THE RAT AND ITS ALLEVIATION BY THE SULFUR-CONTAINING AMINO ACIDS AND CHOLINE

Jakob A. Stekol; Kathryn Weiss

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1950

Vitamin B12 and growth of rats on diets free of methionine and choline.

Jakob A. Stekol; Kathryn Weiss

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1938

STUDIES ON THE MERCAPTURIC ACID SYNTHESIS IN ANIMALS IX. THE CONVERSION OF BENZYL CHLORIDE AND S-BENZYLCYSTEINE INTO BENZYLMERCAPTURIC ACID IN THE ORGANISM OF THE DOG, RABBIT, AND RAT

Jakob A. Stekol

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1941

STUDIES ON THE MERCAPTURIC ACID SYNTHESIS IN ANIMALS XII. THE SYNTHESIS OF N-ACETYL-S-p-BROMOBENZYL-l-CYSTEINE IN THE RAT FROM p-BROMOBENZYL BROMIDE, S-p-BROMOBENZYL-l-CYSTEINE, AND S-p-BROMOBENZYLGLUTATHIONE

Jakob A. Stekol

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1937

Studies on the mercapturic acid synthesis in animals. 1. The extent of the synthesis of p-bromophenylmercapturic acid in dogs as affected by diets of varying sulfur content.

Jakob A. Stekol

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1951

The Preparation of the Diastereoisomers of Cystathionine and Homolanthionine1

Sidney Weiss; Jakob A. Stekol

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1950

The Incorporation in Vivo of the Ethyl Carbon of Ethionine into Creatine and Choline of Rat Tissues

Jakob A. Stekol; Kathryn Weiss; Sidney Weiss

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1939

STUDIES ON THE MERCAPTURIC ACID SYNTHESIS IN ANIMALS XI. THE DETOXICATION OF BENZYL CHLORIDE, BENZYL ALCOHOL, BENZALDEHYDE, AND S-BENZYLHOMOCYSTEINE IN THE RABBIT AND RAT

Jakob A. Stekol

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1948

Availability of S-bis (γ-amino-γ-carboxypropyl)-sulfide (homolanthionine) in sulfur metabolism of the rat.

Jakob A. Stekol; Kathryn Weiss

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Leopold R. Cerecedo

Fordham University

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Frank C. Mann

Mayo Clinic

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On Deethylation of Ethionine in the Rat

A STUDY ON GROWTH INHIBITION BY d-, l-, AND dl-ETHIONINE IN THE RAT AND ITS ALLEVIATION BY THE SULFUR-CONTAINING AMINO ACIDS AND CHOLINE

Vitamin B12 and growth of rats on diets free of methionine and choline.

STUDIES ON THE MERCAPTURIC ACID SYNTHESIS IN ANIMALS IX. THE CONVERSION OF BENZYL CHLORIDE AND S-BENZYLCYSTEINE INTO BENZYLMERCAPTURIC ACID IN THE ORGANISM OF THE DOG, RABBIT, AND RAT

STUDIES ON THE MERCAPTURIC ACID SYNTHESIS IN ANIMALS XII. THE SYNTHESIS OF N-ACETYL-S-p-BROMOBENZYL-l-CYSTEINE IN THE RAT FROM p-BROMOBENZYL BROMIDE, S-p-BROMOBENZYL-l-CYSTEINE, AND S-p-BROMOBENZYLGLUTATHIONE

Studies on the mercapturic acid synthesis in animals. 1. The extent of the synthesis of p-bromophenylmercapturic acid in dogs as affected by diets of varying sulfur content.

The Preparation of the Diastereoisomers of Cystathionine and Homolanthionine1

The Incorporation in Vivo of the Ethyl Carbon of Ethionine into Creatine and Choline of Rat Tissues

STUDIES ON THE MERCAPTURIC ACID SYNTHESIS IN ANIMALS XI. THE DETOXICATION OF BENZYL CHLORIDE, BENZYL ALCOHOL, BENZALDEHYDE, AND S-BENZYLHOMOCYSTEINE IN THE RABBIT AND RAT

Availability of S-bis (γ-amino-γ-carboxypropyl)-sulfide (homolanthionine) in sulfur metabolism of the rat.

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