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Robert Ridgely Sealock

University of Rochester

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Science | 1951

Ascorbic Acid, a Coenzyme in Tyrosine Oxidation

Robert Ridgely Sealock; Ruth L. Goodland

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1943

Thiamine inactivation by the fresh-fish or Chastek-paralysis factor.

Robert Ridgely Sealock; Arthur H. Livermore; Charles A. Evans

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1952

The determination of bound ascorbic acid in liver tissue.

William N. Sumerwell; Robert Ridgely Sealock

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1951

The Synthesis, Resolution and Proof of Configuration of the Isomers of m-Tyrosine1

Robert Ridgely Sealock; Merrill E. Speeter; Richard S. Schweet

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1944

Thiamine inactivation by the Chastek-paralysis factor. Inhibition of thiamine inactivation.

Robert Ridgely Sealock; Ruth L. Goodland

Journal of Nutrition | 1941

Apparent Digestibility of Carbohydrates, Fats, and “Indigestible Residue” in Whole Wheat and White Breads One Figure

Robert Ridgely Sealock; Daniel H. Basinski; John R. Murlin

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1949

THE OXIDATION OF l-TYROSINE BY GUINEA PIG LIVER EXTRACTS

Robert Ridgely Sealock; Ruth L. Goodland

Journal of Nutrition | 1946

Biological Value of Proteins in Relation to the Essential Amino Acids Which They Contain IV. The Analysis of Fifteen Protein Foods for the Ten Essentials

Leslie E. Edwards; Robert Ridgely Sealock; William W. O'Donnell; Grant R. Bartlett; Marion B. Barclay; Robert Tully; Rita H. Tybout; Jean Box; John R. Murlin

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1952

THE RÔLE OF ASCORBIC ACID IN THE OXIDATION OF l-TYROSINE BY GUINEA PIG LIVER EXTRACTS

Robert Ridgely Sealock; Ruth L. Goodland; William N. Sumerwell; John M. Brierly

Journal of Biological Chemistry | 1949

The activating effect of m-nitroaniline on thiamine destruction by the Chastek paralysis enzyme.

Robert Ridgely Sealock; Neil C. Davis

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Arthur H. Livermore

University of Rochester

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Ruth L. Goodland

University of Rochester

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John R. Murlin

University of Rochester

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Daniel H. Basinski

University of Rochester

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Grant R. Bartlett

University of Rochester

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Jean Box

University of Rochester

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Leslie E. Edwards

University of Rochester

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Marion B. Barclay

University of Rochester

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Nevin S. Scrimshaw

University of Rochester

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Rita H. Tybout

University of Rochester

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