L. L. Miller

Methionine and cystine, specific protein factors preventing chloroform liver injury in protein-depleted dogs.

Chloroform liver injury increases as protein stores decrease. Studies in nitrogen metabolism in these dogs.

THE USE OF RADIOACTIVE LYSINE IN STUDIES OF PROTEIN METABOLISM : SYNTHESIS AND UTILIZATION OF PLASMA PROTEINS

CONVERSION OF PLASMA PROTEIN TO TISSUE PROTEIN WITHOUT EVIDENCE OF PROTEIN BREAKDOWN RESULTS OF GIVING PLASMA PROTEIN LABELED WITH CARBON14 PARENTERALLY TO DOGS

PERITONEAL ABSORPTION : RED CELLS LABELED BY RADIO-IRON HEMOGLOBIN MOVE PROMPTLY FROM PERITONEAL CAVITY INTO THE CIRCULATION

Hemoglobin labeled by radioactive lysine; erythrocyte life cycle.

RAIDING OF BODY TISSUE PROTEIN TO FORM PLASMA PROTEIN AND HEMOGLOBIN : WHAT IS PREMORTAL RISE OF URINARY NITROGEN?

PLASMA PROTEIN AND HEMOGLOBIN PRODUCTION : DELETION OF INDIVIDUAL AMINO ACIDS FROM GROWTH MIXTURE OF TEN ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS. SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN URINARY NITROGEN

HEMOGLOBIN AND PLASMA PROTEIN : SIMULTANEOUS PRODUCTION DURING CONTINUED BLEEDING AS INFLUENCED BY AMINO ACIDS, PLASMA, HEMOGLOBIN, AND DIGESTS OF SERUM, HEMOGLOBIN, AND CASEIN

Anemia and hypoproteinemia. Weight maintenance effected by food proteins but not by mixtures of pure amino acids.