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According to Wikipedia, Carl Ferdinand Cori, ForMemRS was a Czech-American biochemist and pharmacologist. He, together with his wife Gerty Cori and Argentine physiologist Bernardo Houssay, received a Nobel Prize in 1947 for their discovery of how the glucose derivative glycogen is broken down and resynthesized in the body for use as a store and source of energy. In 2004, both Coris were designated a National Historic Chemical Landmark in recognition of their work that elucidated carbohydrate metabolism.

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Purification of the hyperglycemic-glycogenolytic factor from insulin and from gastric mucosa. (1949) (527)
Glucose-6-phosphatase of the liver in glycogen storage disease. (1952) (410)
A comparative study of hexokinase from yeast and animal tissues. (1950) (276)
Studies of tissue permeability. V. The penetration and phosphorylation of 2-deoxyglucose in the rat diaphragm. (1959) (267)
THE FATE OF SUGAR IN THE ANIMAL BODY I. THE RATE OF ABSORPTION OF HEXOSES AND PENTOSES FROM THE INTESTINAL TRACT (1925) (248)
Crystalline d-glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase from rabbit muscle. (1948) (247)
MAMMALIAN CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM (1931) (216)
CRYSTALLINE MUSCLE PHOSPHORYLASE III. KINETICS (1943) (210)
ISOLATION OF HEXOKINASE FROM BAKER'S YEAST (1946) (200)
THE CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM OF TUMORS II. CHANGES IN THE SUGAR, LACTIC ACID, AND CO2-COMBINING POWER OF BLOOD PASSING THROUGH A TUMOR (1925) (200)
Effect of hyperglycemic-glycogenolytic factor and epinephrine on liver phosphorylase. (1951) (198)
GLYCOGEN FORMATION IN THE LIVER FROM d- AND l-LACTIC ACID (1929) (187)
THE ROLE OF ADENYLIC ACID IN THE ACTIVATION OF PHOSPHORYLASE. (1964) (168)
Studies of tissue permeability. III. The effect of insulin on pentose uptake by the diaphragm. (1957) (156)
THE ENZYMATIC CONVERSION OF PHOSPHORYLASE a TO b (1945) (146)
CRYSTALLINE MUSCLE PHOSPHORYLASE (1942) (136)
THE KINETICS OF THE ENZYMATIC SYNTHESIS OF GLYCOGEN FROM GLUCOSE-1-PHOSPHATE (1940) (127)
Effects of substrates and a substrate analog on the binding of 5'-adenylic acid to muscle phosphorylase a. (1967) (112)
THE MECHANISM OF EPINEPHRINE ACTION I. THE INFLUENCE OF EPINEPHRINE ON THE CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM OF FASTING RATS, WITH A NOTE ON NEW FORMATION OF CARBOHYDRATES (1928) (109)
The isolation of pyridoxal-5-phosphate from crystalline muscle phosphorylase. (1957) (106)
Mechanism of Formation of Hexosemonophosphate in Muscle and Isolation of a New Phosphate Ester (1936) (104)
Regulation of glycolysis in muscle (1965) (104)
REGULATION OF GLYCOLYSIS IN MUSCLE. II. EFFECT OF STIMULATION AND EPINEPHRINE IN ISOLATED FROG SARTORIUS MUSCLE. (1964) (100)
Studies of tissue permeability. IV. The distribution of glucose between plasma and muscle. (1959) (100)
Studies of tissue permeability. I. The penetration of sugars into the Ehrlich ascites tumor cells. (1957) (99)
The effect of anterior pituitary extract and of insulin on the hexokinase reaction. (1945) (97)
The metabolism of fructose in liver; isolation of fructose-I-phosphate and inorganic pyrophosphate. (1951) (95)
THE ISOLATION AND SYNTHESIS OF GLUCOSE-1-PHOSPHORIC ACID (1937) (92)
Influence of insulin preparations on glycogenolysis in liver slices. (1948) (91)
Amylo-1, 6-glucosidase in muscle tissue in generalized glycogen storage disease. (1956) (90)
THE FATE OF SUGAR IN THE ANIMAL BODY III. THE RATE OF GLYCOGEN FORMATION IN THE LIVER OF NORMAL AND INSULINIZED RATS DURING THE ABSORPTION OF GLUCOSE, FRUCTOSE, AND GALACTOSE (1926) (87)
Studies of tissue permeability. II. The distribution of pentoses between plasma and muscle. (1957) (84)
Structure of glycogens and amylopectins. II. Analysis by stepwise enzymatic degradation. (1952) (80)
THE FORMATION OF GLUCOSE-1-PHOSPHORIC ACID IN EXTRACTS OF MAMMALIAN TISSUES AND OF YEAST (1938) (79)
Mechanism of the phosphoglyceric mutase reaction. (1949) (78)
THE CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM OF TUMORS I. THE FREE SUGAR, LACTIC ACID, AND GLYCOGEN CONTENT OF MALIGNANT TUMORS (1925) (74)
THE SYNTHESIS OF A POLYSACCHARIDE FROM GLUCOSE-1-PHOSPHATE IN MUSCLE EXTRACT. (1939) (70)
THE ACTION OF NUCLEOTIDES IN THE DISRUPTIVE PHOSPHORYLATION OF GLYCOGEN (1938) (69)
THE INFLUENCE OF OVARIECTOMY ON THE SPONTANEOUS OCCURRENCE OF MAMMARY CARCINOMAS IN MICE (1927) (69)
THE RÔLE OF GLUCOSE-1-PHOSPHATE IN THE FORMATION OF BLOOD SUGAR AND SYNTHESIS OF GLYCOGEN IN THE LIVER (1939) (68)
CRYSTALLINE MUSCLE PHOSPHORYLASE IV. FORMATION OF GLYCOGEN (1943) (68)
THE ENZYMATIC CONVERSION OF GLUCOSE-1-PHOSPHORIC ESTER TO 6-ESTER IN TISSUE EXTRACTS (1938) (65)
THE FATE OF SUGAR IN THE ANIMAL BODY VIII. THE INFLUENCE OF INSULIN ON THE UTILIZATION OF GLUCOSE, FRUCTOSE, AND DIHYDROXYACETONE (1928) (63)
The glucose-lactic acid cycle and gluconeogenesis. (1981) (63)
The binding of glycogen and phosphorylase. (1958) (61)
Glucose-6-phosphatase deficiency caused by radiation-induced alleles at the albino locus in the mouse. (1968) (61)
Enzymatic reactions in carbohydrate metabolism. (1945) (60)
The de novo synthesis of polysaccharide by phosphorylase. (1961) (57)
THE ACTIVATING EFFECT OF GLYCOGEN ON THE ENZYMATIC SYNTHESIS OF GLYCOGEN FROM GLUCOSE-1-PHOSPHATE (1939) (57)
EFFECT OF CONTINUOUS INTRAVENOUS INJECTION OF EPINEPHRINE ON THE CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM, BASAL METABOLISM AND VASCULAR SYSTEM OF NORMAL MEN (1930) (57)
Separation of phospholipids from glucose-6-phosphatase by gel chromatography. Specificity of phospholipid reactivation. (1972) (57)
Studies of tissue permeability. VII. The effect of insulin on glucose penetration and phosphorylation in frog muscle. (1960) (55)
The combination of diphosphopyridine nucleotide with glyceraldehyde phosphate dehydrogenase. (1950) (53)
THE MECHANISM OF EPINEPHRINE ACTION II. THE INFLUENCE OF EPINEPHRINE AND INSULIN ON THE CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM OF RATS IN THE POSTABSORPTIVE STATE (1928) (50)
Studies on the structure of polysaccharides; relation of structure to activation of phosphorylases. (1948) (49)
THE FATE OF SUGAR IN THE ANIMAL BODY VII. THE CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM OF ADRENALECTOMIZED RATS AND MICE (1927) (49)
Complementation studies of lethal alleles in the mouse causing deficiencies of glucose-6-phosphatase, tyrosine aminotransferase, and serine dehydratase. (1974) (48)
GLYCOGEN BREAKDOWN AND SYNTHESIS IN ANIMAL TISSUES (1940) (47)
THE PROSTHETIC GROUP OF PHOSPHORYLASE. (1957) (44)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE FUNCTION OF PYRIDOXAL-5-PHOSPHATE IN PHOSPHORYLASE. (1958) (42)
THE MECHANISM OF EPINEPHRINE ACTION IV. THE INFLUENCE OF EPINEPHRINE ON LACTIC ACID PRODUCTION AND BLOOD SUGAR UTILIZATION (1929) (41)
THE EFFECTS OF PH AND TEMPERATURE ON THE KINETICS OF THE PHOSPHORYLASE REACTION. (1964) (41)
Studies on the structure of polysaccharides; acid hydrolysis of starch-like polysaccharides. (1948) (41)
THE UPTAKE OF GLUCOSE BY THE ISOLATED DIAPHRAGM OF NORMAL, DIABETIC, AND ADRENALECTOMIZED RATS (1947) (39)
Studies of tissue permeability. VI. The penetration and phosphorylation of 2-deoxyglucose in the diaphram of diabetic rats. (1960) (39)
THE INFLUENCE OF EPINEPHRINE AND INSULIN INJECTIONS ON HEXOSEPHOSPHATE CONTENT OF MUSCLE (1931) (38)
Studies of tissue permeability. VIII. The effect of anaerobiosis on glucose uptake in frog sartorius muscle. (1962) (36)
ISOLATION AND CRYSTALLIZATION OF d-GLYCERALDEHYDE 3-PHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE FROM RABBIT MUSCLE (1945) (36)
GLUCOSE PHOSPHORYLATION AND OXIDATION IN CELL-FREE TISSUE EXTRACTS (1941) (34)
The rate of absorption of a mixture of glucose and galactose. (1926) (34)
Non-glycolytic Pathways of Metabolism of Glucose. (1964) (34)
THE FATE OF SUGAR IN THE ANIMAL BODY II. THE RELATION BETWEEN SUGAR OXIDATION AND GLYCOGEN FORMATION IN NORMAL AND INSULINIZED RATS DURING THE ABSORPTION OF GLUCOSE (1926) (32)
The mechanism of action of phosphoglucomutase and phosphoglyceric acid mutase. (1949) (32)
THE MECHANISM OF EPINEPHRINE ACTION: VI. Changes in Blood Sugar, Lactic Acid and Blood Pressure During Continuous Intravenous Injection of Epinephrine (1930) (29)
THE ACTIVITY AND CRYSTALLIZATION OF PHOSPHORYLASE b (1945) (29)
THE INFLUENCE OF INSULIN AND EPINEPHRINE ON GLYCOGEN FORMATION IN THE LIVER (1929) (28)
PHOSPHORYLATION OF GLUCOSE IN KIDNEY EXTRACT (1940) (27)
The interaction of phosphorylase with protamine. (1954) (25)
GLYCOGEN DISAPPEARANCE AND CARBOHYDRATE OXIDATION IN HYPOPHYSECTOMIZED RATS (1936) (24)
The binding of adenylic acid by muscle phosphorylase. (1957) (24)
THE MECHANISM OF EPINEPHRINE ACTION III. THE INFLUENCE OF EPINEPHRINE ON THE UTILIZATION OF ABSORBED GLUCOSE (1928) (24)
Glucose-6-phosphatase and pyrophosphatase activities of homogenates of livers from patients with glycogen storage disease☆ (1965) (24)
Formation of Glucose-1-Phosphoric Acid in Muscle Extract (1937) (23)
THE INFLUENCE OF INSULIN AND EPINEPHRINE ON THE LACTIC ACID CONTENT OF BLOOD AND TISSUES (1925) (23)
The Absorption of Glycine and d, 1-Alanine. (1926) (23)
THE EFFECT OF EPINEPHRINE ON ARTERIAL AND VENOUS PLASMA SUGAR AND BLOOD FLOW IN DOGS AND CATS (1935) (21)
THE ACTIVITY OF THE PHOSPHORYLATING ENZYME IN MUSCLE EXTRACT (1939) (20)
CHANGES IN HEXOSEPHOSPHATE, GLYCOGEN, AND LACTIC ACID DURING CONTRACTION AND RECOVERY OF MAMMALIAN MUSCLE (1933) (20)
The Carbohydrate Metabolism of Tumors: III. The Rate of Glycolysis of Tumor Tissue in the Living Animal* (1928) (20)
Enzymes of glycogen synthesis in glycogen-deposition disease. (1959) (19)
THE ENZYMATIC CONVERSION OF GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE TO GLYCOGEN (1941) (19)
Enzymatic Breakdown of Glycogen in Liver Extracts (1938) (19)
THE FORMATION OF CARBOHYDRATE FROM GLYCEROPHOSPHATE IN THE LIVER OF THE RAT. (1935) (18)
ENZYMATIC BREAKDOWN AND SYNTHESIS OF CARBOHYDRATE (1939) (18)
X-RAY DIFFRACTION STUDIES OF SYNTHETIC POLYSACCHARIDES (1941) (18)
The conversion of inactive phosphorylase to phosphorylase b and phosphorylase a in lobster muscle extract. (1955) (18)
A method for the determination of hexosemonophosphate in muscle. (1931) (18)
FERMENTABLE SUGAR IN HEART AND SKELETAL MUSCLE (1933) (17)
The call of science. (1969) (17)
The activation of glycolysis in frog sartorius muscle by epinephrine. (1966) (17)
Relipidation of phospholipid-depleted microsomal particles with high glucose 6-phosphatase activity. (1974) (16)
STUDIES ON INTESTINAL ABSORPTION II. THE ABSORPTION OF ETHYL ALCOHOL (1930) (16)
THE MECHANISM OF THE DE NOVO SYNTHESIS OF POLYSACCHARIDE BY PHOSPHORYLASE. (1961) (15)
Correction of a genetically caused enzyme defect by somatic cell hybridization. (1983) (15)
Deficiency in plasma protein synthesis caused by x-ray-incuded lethal albino alleles in mouse. (1976) (15)
THE FATE OF SUGAR IN THE ANIMAL BODY IV. THE TOLERANCE OF NORMAL AND INSULINIZED RATS FOR INTRAVENOUSLY INJECTED GLUCOSE AND FRUCTOSE (1927) (15)
Complementation of gene deletions by cell hybridization. (1981) (14)
Aminoethyl Phosphoric Ester in the Small Intestine of Rabbits and Pigs (1939) (14)
Comparative study of the blood sugar concentration in the liver vein, the femoral artery and the femoral vein during insulin action. (1923) (13)
Fate of Glucose and Other Sugars in the Eviscerated Animal. (1929) (13)
Purification of particulate glucose-6-phosphatase. (1973) (13)
Effect of changes in the outer structure of glycogen on the debranching activity of the transferase-glucosidase system. (1966) (13)
O6,5'-cyclonucleosides. Reactions of 5-iodopyrimidine nucleosides with base. (1968) (13)
GLUCOSE OXIDATION AND PHOSPHORYLATION (1940) (13)
The permeability of liver and muscles for hexoses and pentoses. (1925) (12)
Relation Between Absorption and Utilization of Galactose. (1928) (12)
THE FREE SUGAR CONTENT OF THE LIVER AND ITS RELATION TO GLYCOGENSYNTHESIS AND GLYCOGENOLYSIS (1923) (10)
The inhibition of muscle phosphorylase by p-chloromercuribenzoate. (1955) (10)
THE ADRENAL MEDULLA (1941) (10)
Embden and the glycolytic pathway (1983) (10)
James B. Sumner and the chemical nature of enzymes (1981) (10)
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE SUGAR CONCENTRATION IN ARTERIAL AND VENOUS BLOOD DURING INSULIN ACTION (1925) (9)
The separation of adenosinetriphosphatase from myosin and its activation by creatine. (1946) (9)
THE DISAPPEARANCE OF HEXOSEMONOPHOSPHATE FROM MUSCLE UNDER AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC CONDITIONS (1934) (9)
A Seasonal Occurrence of Ketonuria in Fasting Rats Accompanied by Changes in Carbohydrate Metabolism. (1926) (9)
Rate of absorption of hexoses and pentoses from peritoneal cavity. (1925) (8)
THE EPFECT OF EPINEPHRINE ON ARTERIAL AND VENOUS BLOOD SUGAR IN MEN (1929) (8)
Comparative study of the blood sugar concentration in the arterial and venous blood of diabetic patients during insulin action. (1923) (8)
THE FATE OF SUGAR IN THE ANIMAL BODY VI. SUGAR OXIDATION AND GLYCOGEN FORMATION IN NORMAL AND INSULINIZED RATS DURING THE ABSORPTION OF FRUCTOSE (1927) (8)
THE INFLUENCE OF INSULIN ON THE INORGANIC AND ORGANIC PHOSPHATES OF THE LIVER (1925) (8)
The rate of absorption of hexoses and pentoses (1925) (8)
Carbohydrate metabolism. (1946) (8)
On the carbohydrate metabolism of malignant tumors. (1925) (8)
THE PREPARATION AND DETERMINATION OF TREHALOSE IN YEAST. (1935) (8)
The rate of glycogen formation in the liver during absorption of fructose and galactose. (1926) (8)
On the Mechanism of Glucose Absorption from the Intestinal Tract. (1929) (8)
A method for the quantitative study of intestinal absorption (1925) (7)
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE BLOOD SUGAR CONCENTRATION IN THE LIVER VEIN, THE LEG ARTERY AND THE LEG VEIN DURING INSULIN ACTION (1923) (7)
New Conception of the Mechanism of Epinephrine Glycosuria. (1927) (6)
The influence of insulin on the liver glycogen of animals poisoned with phlorhizin. (1924) (6)
AN UNUSUAL CASE OF ESTERIFICATION IN MUSCLE (1936) (6)
LACTIC ACID FORMATION IN MEDULLATED NERVE (1933) (6)
Comparative study of the sugar concentration in arterial and venous blood during insulin action. (1924) (6)
Combined action of oligo-1, 4--1,4-glucantransferase and amylo-1,6-glucosidase in debranching glycogen. (1963) (6)
INSULIN AND TISSUE SUGAR (5)
The adenosinetriphosphatase activity in the presence of creatine. (1946) (5)
Some highlights of the early period of bioenergetics (1974) (5)
Metabolic Interconversion of Enzymes: Introductory Remarks (1972) (5)
ISOLATION OF PURE HEXOKINASE FROM YEAST (1946) (5)
RESYNTHESIS OF MUSCLE GLYCOGEN FROM HEXOSEMONOPHOSPHATE (1937) (4)
Absorption of Epinephrine from the Subcutaneous Tissue of the Rat (1930) (4)
INSULIN AND LIVER GLYCOGEN (1925) (4)
Relation of Anterior and Posterior Lobe of the Hypophysis to Insulin Sensitivity in the Rat.∗ (1936) (4)
The action of epinephrine and insulin in frogs under anaerobic conditions. (1931) (4)
THE INFLUENCE OF l- AND d-LACTATE ON OXYGEN CONSUMPTION OF RABBITS (1933) (4)
Influence of Epinephrine on Carbohydrate Metabolism of Fasting Rats. (1928) (3)
The rate of glycogen formation in the liver during glucose absorption. (1926) (3)
Influence of Extracts of Anterior Lobe of Pituitary on Glucose Oxidation and Glycogen Storage (1937) (3)
A COMPARISON OF TOTAL CARBOHYDRATE AND GLYCOGEN CONTENT OF MAMMALIAN MUSCLE (1933) (3)
The influence of insulin on the liver glycogen and free liver sugar of starving animals. (1924) (3)
The interaction of muscle phosphorylase with p-chloromercuribenzoate. I. Inhibition of activity and effect on the molecular weight. (1956) (3)
The Rate of Excretion of Galactose. (1928) (3)
Genetic rescue of lethal genotypes in the mouse. (1979) (3)
Influence of Epinephrine on Blood Sugar Utilization of Functionally Hepatectomized Rats. (1929) (2)
Effect of Epinephrine on the Oxygen Consumption of Frogs Before and After Hepatectomy. (1930) (2)
Lipoid Nephrosis in Adrenalectomized Rats and Guinea Pigs. (1928) (2)
A Study of the Rous Chicken Sarcoma No. 1. (1926) (2)
Analysis of the Acid-soluble Phosphates of Muscle Following the Injection of Glucose Plus Insulin (1937) (2)
Fate of Hexosemonophosphate During Aerobic Recovery of Frog Muscle.∗ (1935) (2)
The Influence of Constant Intravenous Injection of Epinephrine on Blood Sugar of Rats (1930) (2)
THE RATE OF ABSORPTION OF EPINEPHRINE FROM THE SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE. (1929) (2)
The Harvey lectures: Delivered under the auspices of The Harvey Society of New York, Series 48 (1952–1953), Academic Press Inc., New York, N. Y., 1954. 244 pp. Price $7.50 (1954) (1)
Protein synthesis with membrane-bound polysomes and albumin messenger RNA from livers of mutant mice (1981) (1)
50 years ago Warburg and the respiratory enzyme (1976) (1)
Accumulation of a Precursor of Lactic Acid in Muscle After Epinephrine Injections. (1930) (1)
Influence of insulin on glycogen synthesis and breakdown in liver slices. (1947) (1)
The calorigenic action of epinephrine in frogs before and after hepatectomy. (1931) (1)
THE ROLE OF LACTIC ACID IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY (1976) (1)
The effect of p-hydroxymercuribenzoate and congeners on microsomal glucose-6-phosphatase (1976) (1)
The influence of insulin on the tolerance for intravenously injected glucose and fructose. (1926) (1)
The Formation of Carbohydrate from Glycerophosphate in the Liver of the Rat (1935) (0)
Introductory remarks (1973) (0)
Storage polyglucosides. Introductory remarks. (1973) (0)
Perspectives in biology : a collection of papers dedicated to Bernardo A. Houssay on the occasion of his 75th birthday (1963) (0)
ERNST J. LESSER. (0)
CHAIRMAN'S REMARKS (1972) (0)
Letter from Carl F. Cori to Arthur Kornberg (1951) (0)
Methods in medical research, vol. III: Ralph W. Gerard, Editor-in-Chief, Professor of Physiology, University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois. The Year Book Publishers, Inc., Chicago, Illinois, 1950. xii + 312 pp. Price $7.00 (1952) (0)
THE INFLUENCE OF INSULIN ON PHLORHIZIN POISONING (1924) (0)
Nomination of William Henry Welch for election to the Hall of Fame of Great Americans (1965) (0)
Address for the Medalists (1946) (0)
SOME SALIENT FEATURES OF THE ENZYMATIC SYNTHESIS OF THE GLYCOSIDIC BOND (1972) (0)
Metabolic Pathways in Microorganisms. (1962) (0)
RATES OF POLYPEPTIDE CHAIN ASSEMBLY IN LIVER IN VIVO: RELATION TO THE MECHANISM OF TEMPERATURE ACCLIMATION IN OPSANUS TAU* (0)
The Enzymatic Reactions in Alcohol Fermentation (1942) (0)
The tolerance of rats for intravenously injected glucose. (1925) (0)
Book ReviewOtto Warburg: Cell physiologist, biochemist, and eccentric (1982) (0)
On the Carbohydrate Metabolism of Adrenalectomized Rats. (1927) (0)
Relipidation of Phospholipid-Depleted Microsomal Particles with Eigh Glucose 6-Phosphatase Activity ( enzyme enrichment / membrane effects / latency / diabetes / phenobarbital ) (0)
Advances in enzymology, vol. XI Edited by , Fordham University, New York, New York. Interscience Publishers, Inc., New York, New York, 1951. viii + 471 pp. Price $9.00 (1951) (0)
The Rate of Absorption of Epinephrine from the Subcutaneous Tissue (1929) (0)
THE DE NOVO SYNTHESIS OF POLYSACCHARIDE BY PHOSPHORYLASE* BY BARBARA ILLINGWORTH, DAVID H. BROWN, AND CARL F. CORI (0)
Ernst J. Lesser (1928) (0)
Biological transformations of starch and cellulose. Biochemical Society Symposia no. 11: Organized and Edited by R. T. Williams. Cambridge University Press, New York, 1953. vi + 84 pp. Price $2.25 (1954) (0)
Book reviewAdvances in enzymology, vol. XII: Edited by F. F. Nord, Fordham University, New York N. Y. Interscience Publishers, Inc., New York, N. Y., 1951. xi + 570 pp. Price $9.75 (1952) (0)
The contribution of Gerhard Schmidt to biochemistry. (1975) (0)
Warburg and the respiratory enzyme (1976) (0)

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