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Nathan Kaufman

Harvard University

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British Journal of Nutrition | 1966

Methionine deficiency and iron retention in the rat.

Nathan Kaufman; Janis V. Klavins; Thomas D. Kinney

I . Methionine-deficient diets were given to rats for 4 weeks. 2. This resulted in a decrease in total body iron, due to a decrease either in Fe absorption or Fe retention. 3. There was inhibition of growth, development of anaemia and a shift of body Fe to the liver. 4. There were no histological alterations which could be interpreted as specific to methionine deficiency. 5. These findings were different from reports of effects of ethionine in which there is an increased Fe absorption and various tissue alterations, including pancreatic acinar and liver damage.

Blood | 1991

α2-Macroglobulin-kallikrein complexes detect contact system activation in hereditary angioedema and human sepsis

Nathan Kaufman; Jimmy D. Page; Robin A. Pixley; Roland Schein; Alvin H. Schmaier; Robert W. Colman

Blood | 1963

The influence of amino acids on iron absorption.

Donald Kroe; Thomas D. Kinney; Nathan Kaufman; Janis V. Klavins

Journal of Experimental Medicine | 1955

EFFECT OF ETHIONINE-INDUCED PANCREATIC DAMAGE ON IRON ABSORPTION

Thomas D. Kinney; Nathan Kaufman; Janis V. Klavins

American Journal of Pathology | 1956

Testicular damage following ethionine administration.

Nathan Kaufman; Janis V. Klavins; Thomas D. Kinney

Journal of Nutrition | 1955

BONE HEALING IN LYSINE-DEFICIENT RATS

Robert Haggar; Thomas D. Kinney; Nathan Kaufman

Journal of Nutrition | 1952

An attempt to produce hemochromatosis experimentally and the effect of high levels of copper and choline in the diet.

Nathan Kaufman; J. A. Cartaya; Philip L. White; D. Mark Hegsted; Thomas D. Kinney

Nature | 1962

Reversible Dietary Hepatic Hæmosiderosis

Thomas D. Kinney; Nathan Kaufman; Janis V. Klavins

American Journal of Pathology | 1960

The toxic properties of massive inoculums of newcastle disease virus and influenza virus (pr8) for cell strains derived from normal and neoplastic tissue.

Earl J. Mason; Nathan Kaufman

Journal of Immunology | 1961

The Persistent Production of Small Quantities of Infectious Newcastle Disease Virus in Grossly Unaltered L and U12 Strain Cells

Earl J. Mason; Nathan Kaufman

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Thomas D. Kinney

Harvard University

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Janis V. Klavins

Duke University

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Earl J. Mason

Case Western Reserve University

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Alvin H. Schmaier

Case Western Reserve University

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D. Mark Hegsted

Harvard University

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Ernest Yeager

Case Western Reserve University

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Ivie Smith

Case Western Reserve University

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J. A. Cartaya

Harvard University

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Jimmy D. Page

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Philip L. White

Harvard University

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