Jamshed R. (jamshed Rustom) Tata

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Metamorphosis : postembryonic reprogramming of gene expression in amphibian and insect cells (1996) (496)
The action of thyroid hormones at the cell level. (1963) (456)
Requirement for RNA and protein synthesis for induced regression of the tadpole tail in organ culture. (1966) (374)
Ribonucleic acid synthesis during the early action of thyroid hormones. (1966) (346)
The expression of the vitellogenin gene (1976) (260)
Amphibian metamorphosis as a model for the developmental actions of thyroid hormone (2006) (256)
Gene expression during metamorphosis: An ideal model for post‐embryonic development (1993) (238)
Developmental and regional expression of thyroid hormone receptor genes during Xenopus metamorphosis. (1991) (206)
Inhibition of the Biological Action of Thyroid Hormones by Actinomycin D and Puromycin (1963) (197)
Vitellogenesis: a versatile model for hormonal regulation of gene expression. (1979) (195)
Two fractions of rough endoplasmic reticulum from rat liver. I. Recovery of rapidly sedimenting endoplasmic reticulum in association with mitochondria (1977) (161)
Hormones and the synthesis and utilization of ribonucleic acids. (1966) (154)
Hormonal Regulation of Growth and Protein Synthesis (1968) (153)
Prolactin inhibits both thyroid hormone-induced morphogenesis and cell death in cultured amphibian larval tissues. (1991) (129)
Steroid hormone receptors (1978) (122)
Autoinduction of nuclear receptor genes and its significance (1993) (110)
Direct induction by estradiol of vitellogenin synthesis in organ cultures of male xenopus laevis liver (1976) (109)
Early metamorphic competence of Xenopus larvae. (1968) (108)
Signalling through nuclear receptors (2002) (107)
One hundred years of hormones (2005) (99)
A rapidly sedimenting fraction of rat liver endoplasmic reticulum. (1973) (98)
Analysis of structure and expression of the Xenopus thyroid hormone receptor-beta gene to explain its autoinduction. (1995) (95)
Two fractions of rough endoplasmic reticulum from rat liver. II. Cytoplasmic messenger RNA's which code for albumin and mitochondrial proteins are distributed differently between the two fractions (1977) (93)
Membrane phospholipids associated with nuclei and chromatin: melting profile, template activity and stability of chromatin. (1972) (88)
How specific are nuclear “receptors” for thyroid hormones? (1975) (86)
CHAPTER 3 – Regulation of Protein Synthesis by Growth and Developmental Hormones (1970) (82)
Changes in Hepatic Nuclear DNA-dependent RNA Polymerase caused by Growth Hormone and Triiodothyronine (1971) (81)
Enzymatic fractionation of nuclei: polynucleosomes and RNA polymerase II as endogenous transcriptional complexes. (1978) (78)
Amphibian metamorphosis as a model for studying the developmental actions of thyroid hormone (1998) (74)
Prolactin prevents the autoinduction of thyroid hormone receptor mRNAs during amphibian metamorphosis. (1992) (74)
Hormonal regulation of programmed cell death during amphibian metamorphosis. (1994) (72)
Vitellogenin gene expression in male xenopus hepatocytes during primary and secondary stimulation with estrogen in cell cultures (1981) (70)
Effects of α-Amanitin in vivo on RNA Polymerase and Nuclear RNA Synthesis (1972) (69)
[24] Isolation of nuclei from liver and other tissues (1974) (66)
Regulation by estrogen receptor of vitellogenin gene transcription in Xenopus hepatocyte cultures (1984) (62)
Effects of growth hormone and tri-iodothyronine on amino acid incorporation by microsomal subfractions from rat liver. (1967) (61)
Cloning, characterization and expression of two Xenopus bcl-2-like cell-survival genes. (1995) (61)
Accumulation of proto‐oncogene c‐erb‐A related transcripts during Xenopus development: association with early acquisition of response to thyroid hormone and estrogen. (1990) (61)
Thyroid hormone receptors and their role in development. (1992) (58)
Characterization of polysomes from Xenopus liver synthesizing vitellogenin and translation of vitellogenin and albumin messenger RNA's in vitro. (1976) (58)
Functions for polyribosome-membrane interactions in protein synthesis. (1977) (58)
Selective degradation of mRNA: the role of short‐lived proteins in differential destabilization of insulin‐induced creatine phosphokinase and myosin heavy chain mRNAs during rat skeletal muscle L6 cell differentiation. (1988) (57)
The road to nuclear receptors of thyroid hormone. (2013) (55)
The action of thyroid hormones (1969) (51)
Interplay between thyroid hormone and estrogen in modulating expression of their receptor and vitellogenin genes during Xenopus metamorphosis (1994) (49)
Deinduction of transcription of Xenopus 74-kDa albumin genes and destabilization of mRNA by estrogen in vivo and in hepatocyte cultures. (1985) (49)
Rapid estrogen metabolism and vitellogenin gene expression in xenopus hepatocyte cultures (1983) (48)
Metabolism of L-thyroxine and L-3:5:3'-triiodothyronine by brain tissue preparations. (1957) (48)
Thyroid hormone potentiates estrogen activation of vitellogenin genes (1993) (48)
Autoinduction of nuclear hormone receptors during metamorphosis and its significance. (2000) (46)
Morphological and biochemical changes in the hepatic endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi apparatus of male Xenopus laevis after induction of egg-yolk protein synthesis by oestradiol-17β (1976) (46)
13 – Hormonal Interplay and Thyroid Hormone Receptor Expression during Amphibian Metamorphosis (1996) (45)
Studies on an iodinated protein in the serum of subjects with cancer of the thyroid. (1956) (44)
Sequential changes in the protein synthetic activity of male Xenopus laevis liver following induction of egg-yolk proteins by Estradiol-17 beta. (1975) (44)
Purification and characterization of a cytosolic thyroid-hormone-binding protein (CTBP) in Xenopus liver. (1994) (43)
Autoinduction of thyroid hormone receptor during metamorphosis is reproduced in Xenopus XTC-2 cells (1992) (43)
Cell death. Are new proteins synthesized during hormone-induced tadpole tail regression? (1976) (43)
The action of growth and developmental hormones. (1980) (43)
Amphibian metamorphosis as a model for studying the developmental actions of thyroid hormone. (1999) (42)
Culture shock. Synthesis of heat-shock-like proteins in fresh primary cell cultures. (1984) (42)
Membrane Phospholipid Synthesis and the Action of Hormones (1967) (42)
Developmental and hormonal regulation of the Xenopus liver-type arginase gene. (1993) (42)
Translation of Xenopus vitellogenin mRNA during primary and secondary induction (1978) (41)
Thyroid hormone and glucocorticoid independently regulate the expression of estrogen receptor in male Xenopus liver cells (1994) (40)
Primary culture, cellular stress and differentiated function (1984) (39)
Amphibian metamorphosis: An exquisite model for hormonal regulation of postembryonic development in vertebrates (1996) (39)
Dominant-negative mutant thyroid hormone receptors prevent transcription from Xenopus thyroid hormone receptor beta gene promoter in response to thyroid hormone in Xenopus tadpoles in vivo. (1996) (39)
The molecular embryology of the brine shrimp (1976) (38)
Simultaneous analysis of conformation and transcription of A and B groups of vitellogenin genes in male and female Xenopus during primary and secondary activation by estrogen. (1983) (38)
Xenopus cell lines. (1991) (37)
Turnover of Nuclear and Cytoplasmic Ribonucleic Acid at the Onset of Induced Amphibian Metamorphosis (1965) (37)
Template-engaged and free RNA polymerases during Xenopus erythroid cell maturation. (1978) (36)
Metamorphosis: an exquisite model for hormonal regulation of post-embryonic development. (1996) (35)
Coordinated assembly of the developing Egg (1986) (33)
Characterization of nascent and secreted thyroxine-binding globulin in cultured human hepatoma (Hep G2) cells. (1984) (32)
Transient paralysis by heat shock of hormonal regulation of gene expression. (1984) (32)
Differential subnuclear distribution of polyadenylate-rich ribonuclei acid during induction of egg-yolk protein synthesis in male Xenopus liver by oestradiol-17 beta. (1975) (32)
Sub-nuclear fractionation. I. Procedure and characterization of fractions. (1974) (32)
Simultaneous Acquisition of Metamorphic Response and Hormone Binding in Xenopus Larvae (1970) (32)
Coordinate and non-coordinate estrogen-induced expression of A and B groups of vitellogenin genes in male and female Xenopus Hepatocytes in culture. (1983) (31)
Unequal activation by estrogen of individual Xenopus vitellogenin genes during development. (1984) (30)
Prealbumin as a Complex in the α-Globulin Fraction in Human Serum (1959) (29)
Heterogeneous distribution of glucose 6-phosphatase in rat liver microsomal fractions as shown by adaptation of a cytochemical technique. (1973) (29)
BASAL METABOLIC RATE AND THYROID HORMONES. (1964) (28)
Sub-nuclear fractionation. II. Intranuclear compartmentation of transcription in vivo and in vitro. (1974) (28)
Characterization and developmental expression of Xenopus C/EBP gene (1992) (27)
Autoregulation and crossregulation of nuclear receptor genes (1994) (27)
The purification of thyroxine-binding globulin and thyroxine-binding prealbumin. (1961) (26)
Isolation of nuclei from liver and other tissues. (1974) (26)
An analysis of the effects of oestrogen treatment in vivo on the protein-synthetic activity of male Xenopus liver cell-free systems. (1973) (26)
[Thyroid hormone transport]. (1962) (25)
Chapter 32 Xenopus Cell Lines (1991) (25)
Transport of thyroid hormones. (1960) (24)
Differential activation of free and template-engaged RNA polymerase I and II during the resumption of development of dormant Artemia gastrulae. (1977) (23)
Looking for the Mechanism of Action of Thyroid Hormone (2011) (23)
CHAPTER 10 – Induction and Regulation of Vitellogenin Synthesis by Estrogen (1978) (23)
Protein synthesis during amphibian metamorphosis. (1971) (23)
Hormonal Signaling and Postembryonic Development (1998) (20)
Hormonal regulation of hormone receptors (1975) (20)
Galactoside-binding serum lectin of Xenopus laevis. Estrogen-dependent hepatocyte synthesis and relationship to oocyte lectin. (1985) (20)
The preparation and characterization of locust vitellogenin messenger RNA and the synthesis of its complementary DNA. (1981) (19)
Autoinduction of estrogen receptor is associated with FOSP-1 mRNA induction by estrogen in primary cultures of Xenopus oviduct cells (1990) (19)
Nuclear pores (1975) (18)
In Vivo Synthesis of Nuclear Protein During Growth of the Liver Induced by Hormones (1966) (18)
The effect of self- and external radiations on 131I-labelled L-thyroxine and 3,5,3'-triiodo-L-thyronine in solution. (1959) (17)
Thyroid Hormones and Regulation of Protein Synthesis (1965) (17)
Differential thermal sensitivities of eukaryotic DNA‐dependent RNA polymerases (1973) (16)
PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF MICROSOMAL AND SUBMICROSOMAL FRACTIONS FROM SECRETORY AND NON-SECRETORY TISSUES (1972) (16)
A Hormone for All Seasons (2007) (16)
Inhibition of nuclear ribonuclease activity during transcription in vitro by aurintricarboxylic acid and vanadyl riboncleoside complexes. (1982) (15)
Specific cell sap requirement for peptide chain initiation in a cell-free system prepared from Xenopus laevis liver. (1972) (15)
Ribosome-membrane interaction and protein synthesis. (1973) (15)
Activation and Regulation of the Vitellogenin Gene Family (1987) (14)
Control by oestrogen of reversible gene expression: the vitellogenin model. (1979) (14)
Vitellogenin as a multigene family. Not all Xenopus vitellogenin genes may be in an "expressible" configuration. (1980) (14)
The physiological significance of thyroxine dehalogenase. (1961) (13)
Transiodination of Proteins during Enzymic De-iodination of Thyroxine (1960) (13)
Messenger RNA during early embryogenesis in Artemia salina: altered translatability and sequence complexity. (1980) (13)
Specific switching on of silent egg protein genes in vitro by an S‐100 fraction in isolated nuclei from male Xenopus. (1985) (12)
Evolutionary conservation of vitellogenin genes. (1982) (12)
Characterization of Xenopus cytosolic thyroid-hormone-binding protein (xCTBP) with aldehyde dehydrogenase activity. (2001) (12)
BIOCHEMICAL APPLICATIONS OF A NEWLY DISCOVERED PROPERTY OF THYROXINE (1960) (12)
Establishment and characterization of Xenopus oviduct cells in primary culture. (1987) (12)
Hormonal regulation of metamorphosis. (1971) (11)
CHAPTER 5 – PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTIONS OF THYROID HORMONES (1959) (11)
Modulation of hormone receptors (1977) (11)
Variable stabilities and recoveries of rat-liver RNA polymerases A and B according to growth status of the tissue. (1976) (11)
Nature of Thyroxine-binding Globulin in Human Serum (1961) (11)
The Search for the Mechanism of Hormone Action (2015) (11)
Tissue-dependent and developmentally regulated cytosolic thyroid-hormone-binding proteins (CTBPs) in Xenopus. (1997) (10)
An apparatus for centrifugal acceleration of paper chromatography (1960) (10)
Nearest neighbour base frequency of the RNA formed by rat liver DNA-dependent RNA polymerase A and B with homologous DNA. (1972) (10)
Selective steroid hormonal regulation of gene expression in multigene families. (1981) (10)
Differential responses to ligands of overexpressed thyroid hormone and retinoid X receptors in a Xenopus cell line and in vivo (1997) (10)
Morphological and functional studies of thyroid tissue cultures. (1956) (10)
Hormonal control of protein synthesis. (1969) (10)
Hormonal regulation and expression of vitellogenin multigene family. (1983) (10)
Where's the action in endocrinology? (1987) (9)
What is so unique about hormone action? (1984) (9)
Hormonal Signaling and Amphibian Metamorphosis (1997) (9)
CHAPTER 4 – TRANSPORT OF THE THYROID HORMONE (1959) (8)
The Story of Indian Air Transport (1961) (8)
REGULATION OF EXPRESSION OF XENOPUS VITELLOGENIN GENES BY ESTROGEN (1987) (8)
FOSP-1 (frog oviduct-specific protein-1) gene: cloning of cDNA and induction by estrogen in primary cultures of Xenopus oviduct cells (1988) (8)
The Chemistry of Thyroid Diseases (1961) (8)
Sub-nuclear fractionation. III. Sub-nuclear distribution of poly(A)-rich RNA. (1975) (7)
Growth-promoting actions of peptide hormones. (1976) (7)
Ribosomes and Thyroid Hormones (1967) (7)
How Hormones Regulate Programmed Cell Death during Amphibian Metamorphosis (1997) (7)
Construction and partial characterization of a recombinant DNA probe for locust vitellogenin messenger RNA. (1982) (7)
Inhibition by estradiol of binding and mitogenic effect of epidermal growth factor in primary cultures of Xenopus hepatocytes (1985) (6)
Regulation of expression of Xenopus vitellogenin genes. (1988) (6)
Xenopus egg jelly coat proteins—2. Characterisation of messenger RNAs of the oviduct and cloning of complementary DNAs to poly(A)-containing RNA (1985) (6)
Fertilization and its biochemical consequences: By Alberto Monroy. Pp. 38. Addison‐Wesley Publishing Company. 1973 $1.00 (Paperback) (1974) (6)
SELECTIVE GENE EXPRESSION WITHIN HORMONALLY ACTIVATED MULTIGENE FAMILIES (1982) (6)
Hormonal Control of Metamorphosis (2008) (6)
Hormones and Cell Culture Cold Spring Harbor Conferences on Cell Proliferation; Volume 6 (books A and B) : Edited by G.H. Sato and R. Ross Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory; New York, 1979 x + 982 pages. $95.00 (1980) (5)
Do steroid receptors recognize DNA sequences? (1982) (5)
Vitellogenin genes and their products in closely and distantly related species of Xenopus. (1985) (5)
THE ACTION OF GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENTAL HORMONES (1980) (5)
Discussion to paper “cell structural changes accompanying the regulation of protein synthesis by growth and developmental hormones” (1972) (5)
Protein-Synthetic Activity of a Rat Liver Microsomal Fraction that Sediments at 600g (1973) (5)
Interaction between thyroid hormones and extra and intra-cellular proteins. (1960) (5)
Oestrogen-induced secretion of egg-yolk proteins by male Xenopus in organ culture. (1972) (5)
Hormonal regulation of RNA synthesis and specific gene expression in Xenopus oviduct cells in primary culture (1987) (4)
Xenopus egg jelly coat proteins—1. Identification and characterisation of proteins in individual coats in eggs and oviduct (1985) (4)
International series of monographs on pure and applied biology. Volume 1. The thyroid hormones. (1959) (4)
DISSOCIATION OF THE CALORIGENIC ACTION OF THYROID HORMONES FROM THE DEIODINATION OF L-THYROXINE IN VIVO. (1965) (4)
Tata Chemicals Limited (1967) (3)
How specific are nuclear ‘receptors’ for thyroid hormones? (reply) (1976) (3)
Rosalind Pitt-Rivers and the discovery of T3. (1990) (3)
From oxidative phosphorylation to transcription--a postdoctoral adventure. (2005) (3)
CHAPTER 6 – SOME CURRENT CONCEPTS OF THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF THYROID HORMONES (1959) (3)
SHORE AND TATA Two Fractions of Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum from Rat Liver (2003) (3)
Sex-Dependent Prolactin Pattern during Development (1975) (3)
Getting hooked on thyroid hormone action: A semi-autobiographical account (2008) (2)
SYNTHESIS AND PROCESSING OF MULTICOMPONENT PROTEINS (1979) (2)
CHAPTER 1 – CHEMISTRY OF THYROXINE (1959) (2)
The Tata Iron and Steel Company Limited (1967) (2)
Prolactin inhibits auto- and cross-induction of thyroid hormone and estrogen receptor and vitellogenin genes in adult Xenopus (Amphibia) hepatocytes (1997) (2)
Prealbumin as a complex in the alpha-globulin fraction in human serum. (1959) (2)
Thalidomide and Induced Amphibian Metamorphosis (1964) (2)
Changes in the Protein-Synthetic Activity of Male Xenopus laevis Liver after Hormonal Induction of the Formation of Egg-Yolk Protein (1973) (1)
Vitellogenin as a Multigene Family (2001) (1)
Hormonal and Developmental Regulation of Xenopus Egg Protein Genes (1989) (1)
How Hormones, as Ancient Signalling Molecules, Regulate Diverse Biological Processes Through Evolution (2017) (1)
CHAPTER 7 – EXTRATHYROIDAL DISTRIBUTION AND METABOLISM OF IODINE (1959) (1)
Nuclear polysomes (1976) (1)
Thyroglobulin mystery solved? (1976) (1)
Structural and functional characterization and cloning of Xenopus FOSP-1 (frog oviduct-specific protein-1) genes. (1995) (1)
CHAPTER 2 – THE IODINATED COMPOUNDS OF THE THYROID GLAND (1959) (1)
Molecular biology of egg maturation. Introduction. (1983) (1)
Control by Estrogen of Reversible Gene Expression: The Vitellogenin Model (1980) (1)
Effects of alpha-amanitin in vivo on RNA polymerase and nuclear RNA synthesis. (1972) (1)
Growth and Developmental Hormones as Chemical Messengers (1975) (0)
Rosalind Venetia Pitt-Rivers, 4 March 1907 - 14 January 1990 (1994) (0)
Hormones as Signals for Cell Development and Death (1979) (0)
Ways with cells (1974) (0)
Amphibian metamorphosis as a model for studying the developmental actions of thyroid hormone. (1998) (0)
Developmental controversy (1976) (0)
Nobel Prize 1974 (1974) (0)
Cells in animals … (1975) (0)
How important is luck for major scientific discoveries (2014) (0)
How do androgens work (1978) (0)
Morphological and biochemical changes in the hepatic endoplasmic reticulum and golgi apparatus of male Xenopus laevis after induction of egg-yolk protein synthesis by oestradiol-17 beta. (1976) (0)
Dr. John A. Parsons (1982) (0)
REVIEWS molecular embryology of (1976) (0)
Action of Growth and Developmental Hormones on th Formation and Function of Ribosomes and Microsomal Membranes (1968) (0)
Nuclear Organization and Transcription (1973) (0)
Jacob (Jack) Robbins, M.D. 1922–2008 (2008) (0)
In Vivo Radioisotope Incorporation into Mitochondria (2003) (0)
Keynote : excerpts from his speeches and chairman's statements to shareholders (1986) (0)
Communist reply to Tata memorandum (1972) (0)
Drug Detoxication (1969) (0)
Molecular messengers (1991) (0)
A brief history of developmental biology at the National Institute for Medical Research. (2000) (0)
Robert Courrier, 6 October 1895 - 14 March 1986 (1990) (0)
Normal and Abnormal Iodinated Compounds in the Serum of Subjects with Carcinoma of the Thyroid (2008) (0)
Forward to the past! Or, back to proteins (1995) (0)
Regulation of Gene Expression by Hormones (Biochemical Endocrinology Series) edited by Kenneth W. McKerns, Plenum Press, 1983. $42.50 (USA and Canada)/$51.00 (elsewhere) (xii + 266 pages) ISBN 0 306 41204 7 (1983) (0)
Will we ever discover the mechanism of hormone action (2010) (0)
The domino effect (2004) (0)
The Phospholipids of the Erythrocyte ' Ghosts ' of Various Species (0)
CHAPTER 9 – DISEASES OF THE THYROID (1959) (0)
Universal Mediator (1971) (0)
TISSUE AND CELLULAR DISTRIBUTION OF THYROID HORMONES. (1964) (0)
HORMONES AND GENE EXPRESSION (1981) (0)
Molecular biology of development (1985) (0)
Receptors, Recognition and Ageing (1979) (0)
FROM THE CHAIR- Tata Chemicals Limited-Statement of the Chairman, Mr J R D Tata (1973) (0)
CHAPTER 8 – BIOCHEMICAL PATHWAYS OF THYROID HORMONE METABOLISM (1959) (0)
Biosynthése des Proteines. Traduction Génétique: By F. Chapeville and A-L. Haenni. Pp 340. Hermann, Paris. 1974. 56 Francs (1975) (0)
Hormone cocktail (1994) (0)
INHIBITION OF NUCLEAR RIBONUCLEASE DURING TRANSCRIPTION IN VITRO (1981) (0)
Developmental Expression of Proto-Oncogene c-erb-A Related Genes Encoding Nuclear Receptors in Xenopus (1990) (0)
Gene regulation in eukaryotes : Edgar Wingender, VCH, Weinheim; New York, 1993; xii + 430 pages. DM178.00, £67.00. ISBN 3-527-28460-5 (1993) (0)

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