Richard J. Henry

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Richard J. Henry is affiliated with the following schools: University of Southern California, University of Pennsylvania

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Clinical chemistry; principles and technics (1974) (1268)
Revised spectrophotometric methods for the determination of glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase, glutamic-pyruvic transaminase, and lactic acid dehydrogenase. (1960) (613)
Influence of statistical method used on the resulting estimate of normal range. (1971) (545)
Revised spectrophotometric methods for the determination of glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase, glutamic-pyruvic transaminase, and lactic acid dehydrogenase. (1960) (275)
Study of the ferric chloride method for determination of total cholesterol and cholesterol esters. (1959) (267)
A modified carbonate-phosphotungstate method for the determination of uric acid and comparison with the spectrophotometric uricase method. (1957) (206)
Interferences with Biuret Methods for Serum Proteins Use of Benedict's Qualitative Glucose Reagent as a Biuret Reagent (1957) (194)
Improper Statistics Characterizing the Normal Range (1960) (158)
Turbidimetric Determination of Proteins with Sulfosalicylic and Trichloracetic Acids (1956) (115)
Determination of iodine compounds in serum. I. Serum thyroxine in the presence of some iodine contaminants. (1961) (104)
Estimation of normal ranges from a controlled sample survey. I. Sex- and age-related influence on the SMA 12-60 screening group of tests. (1972) (97)
Study of the Norymberski methods for determination of 17-ketogenic steroids (17-hydroxycorticosteroids) in urine. (1958) (90)
Studies on penicillinase; manometric method of assaying penicillinase and penicillin, kinetics of the penicillin-penicillinase reaction, and the effects of inhibitors on penicillinase. (1947) (87)
Study of the Saccharogenic Method for the Determination of Serum and Urine Amylase (1960) (87)
Determination of Ceruloplasmin Oxidase in Serum (1960) (85)
Running of Standards in Clinical Chemistry and the Use of the Control Chart (1952) (70)
DETERMINATION OF THE FREE THYROXINE CONTENT OF SERUM. (1964) (62)
On the determination of serum iron and iron-binding capacity. (1958) (53)
On the determination of pancreatitis lipase in serum. (1957) (42)
Determination of catecholamines (adrenalin and noradrenalin) in urine and tissue. (1957) (40)
Some of the variables involved in the fractionation of serum proteins by paper electrophoresis. (1957) (39)
Studies on Streptomycin: I. Factors Influencing the Activity of Streptomycin. (1947) (38)
Studies on Penicillinase (1947) (38)
Some Applications of Statistics to Clinical Chemistry (1963) (37)
Assay of urinary prophyrins. Evaluation of extraction methods and choice of instrumentation. (1966) (34)
THE EFFECTS OF URETHANE AND CHLORAL HYDRATE ON OXYGEN CONSUMPTION AND CELL DIVISION IN THE EGG OF THE SEA URCHIN, ARBACIA PUNCTULATA (1944) (31)
Studies on the determination of bile pigments. II. Spectrophotometric determination of bilirubin and hemoglobin in serum. (1961) (29)
Specificity of the trihydroxyindole method for determination of urinary catecholamines. (1961) (28)
A new rapid method for the determination of serum lipase. (1968) (27)
Use of the control chart in clinical chemistry. (1959) (24)
Comparative study of the 17-ketogenic (Norymberski), Glenn-Nelson and Reddy methods for the determination of C21 urinary steroids. (1958) (24)
Determination of α-Amino Acid Nitrogen in Urine (1957) (24)
Streptomycin. IV. Adsorption of Streptomycin by Susceptible and Resistant Bacteria (1948) (22)
Studies on the determination of bile pigments. I. Standard of purity for bilirubin. (1960) (20)
Studies on the gravimetric determination of serum lipids. (1962) (20)
Studies on penicillinase; the production, partial purification, and practical application of penicillinase. (1947) (19)
Studies on Streptomycin: III. The Effect of Streptomycin on the Metabolism of Resting Bacteria and on Certain Purified Enzymes. (1948) (18)
Excretion of 3-methoxy-4-hydroxymandelic acid and catecholamines in patients with pheochromocytoma. (1961) (18)
Inaccuracy of four chemical procedures as diagnostic tests for cancer. (1951) (17)
Chemical determination of aldosterone in urine. (1959) (16)
THE EFFECTS OF SULFANILAMIDE AND AZIDE ON OXYGEN CONSUMPTION AND CELL DIVISION IN THE EGG OF THE SEA URCHIN, ARBACIA PUNCTULATA (1944) (15)
STUDIES ON THE DETERMINATION OF BILE PIGMENTS. V. COMPARISON OF SOME METHODS FOR DETERMINATION OF TOTAL, FREE, AND CONJUGATED BILIRUBIN IN SERUM. (1964) (14)
Critique on the icterus index determination. (1953) (14)
STUDIES ON THE DETERMINATION OF BILE PIGMENTS. IV. SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC DETERMINATION OF FREE AND TOTAL BILIRUBIN IN SERUM. (1964) (13)
A Microbiological Method for the Assay of Subtilin (1948) (12)
STUDIES ON THE DETERMINATION OF BILE PIGMENTS. VI. UROBILINOGEN IN URINE AS UROBILINOGEN-ALDEHYDE. (1964) (11)
Determination of bromsulfonphthalein in serum by means of acetone precipitation of proteins. (1959) (9)
Laboratory and clinical evidence of the reliability of the alkaline-incinerator method of serum protein-bound iodine measurement. (1960) (9)
On the direct nesslerization of ammonia formed by urease treatment of blood, serum, and urine. (1958) (9)
Tungstic acid precipitation of blood proteins. (1954) (9)
Chemical determination of urinary catecholamines; an aid in the differential diagnosis of essential hypertension and pheochromocytoma. (1957) (8)
Studies on streptomycin; complex formation between streptomycin and cellulose, proteins, and desoxyribonucleic acid and its reversal by salt. (1949) (8)
A highly specific new method for the determination of cystine and cysteine and its application to urine. (1965) (8)
STUDIES ON STREPTOMYCIN VI (1949) (8)
Establishing Quality Control and Normal Ranges in the Clinical Laboratory. R. G. Hoffman. Exposition Press, Inc., Jericho, N.Y. 11753. 1971, 102 pp. 19 figs., 14 tables. $7.50 (1971) (8)
Studies on the determination of bile pigments. III. Standardization of the determination of urobilinogen as urobilinogen-aldehyde. (1961) (7)
Determination of organic iodine compounds in serum. II. Chromatographic studies of exogenous organic iodine compounds affecting the PBI and BEI. (1962) (7)
Absorbance of various protein-free filtrates of serum. (1957) (7)
Method for determination of serum phenylalanine with use of the Kapeller-Adler reaction. (1957) (7)
Studies on penicillinase; the effect of antipenicillinase on penicillin-resistant organisms. (1947) (6)
Bilirubin (Modified Malloy and Evelyn) — Provisional (1965) (5)
Variation of pH of clinical samples as a source of error in enzyme determinations. (1959) (4)
THE EFFECT OF PENICILLIN ON EGGS OF THE SEA URCHIN, ARBACIA PUNCTULATA (1945) (4)
Studies on Streptomycin (1947) (4)
Studies on the Relationship Between Bacteriophage and Bacterial Host Cell: I. Adsorption of Phage by Resistant Variants of Staphylococcus. (1946) (4)
Analysis of error in clinical chemical determinations and pipetting procedures. (1953) (3)
THE EFFECT OF PENICILLIN ON METHYLENE BLUE ADSORPTION ONTO ACTIVATED CHARCOAL (1945) (3)
On the mode of action of streptomycin. (1947) (3)
Studies on the Relationship Between Bacteriophage and Bacterial Host Cell (1946) (3)
The relative effectiveness of pure penicillins against Bacillus anthracis in vitro and in vivo. (1947) (3)
Clinical enzyme units. (1966) (3)
On the direct nesslerization of ammonia formed by urease treatment of blood, serum, and urine. (1958) (3)
The effect of streptomycin on the metabolism of multiplying bacteria. (1949) (3)
Determination of Calcium in Biologic Material by the Chloranilate Method (1958) (3)
Average Heat Transfer Coefficients from Plasma Gases to an Internally-Finned Tube. Engineering Correlations (1971) (2)
Errors in laboratory procedures. (1953) (2)
Studies on the adsorption of streptomycin and its antagonism by salt. (1947) (2)
The effect of strain rate on pearlite morphology and microcracking (1970) (2)
Studies on the Relationship Between Bacteriophage and Bacterial Host Cell (1946) (2)
The Cause of White Etching Material Outlining Shell-Type Cracks in Rail-Heads (1969) (1)
Studies on the relationship between bacteriophage and bacterial host cell; differences in carbohydrate metabolism of phage-susceptible and phage-resistant variants of Staphylococcus. (1946) (1)
Studies on sintering high speed steels to full density (1987) (1)
Determination of alpha-amino acid nitrogen in urine. (1957) (1)
Detectionof Antithyroglobulin Autoantibodies withDefinedEpitopicSpecificityby a (1992) (0)
Evaluation of Diagnostest reagent sets. (1971) (0)
StatisticalMethod Usedon the ResultingEstimate of Normal Range (2004) (0)
Studies on streptomycin; inactivation of streptomycin upon standing in certain culture media and human serum. (1947) (0)
Development of an Explosive Slurry Monitor (1977) (0)
Estimation of NormalRangesfroma Controlled SampleSurvey. I. Sex-andAge-Related Influenceonthe SMA 12/60 Screening Groupof Tests (1972) (0)
T H E EFFECTS OF URETHANE AND CHLORAL HYDRATE ON OXYGEN CONSUMPTION AND CELL (2003) (0)
THE DOCTOR AND DISASTER MEDICINE. (1964) (0)
The effect of streptomycin on the metabolism of resting bacteria and on certain purified enzymes. (1948) (0)
Studies on streptomycin; factors influencing the activity of streptomycin. (1947) (0)
EFFECT OF PENICILLIN ON SEA I/RCHIN EGGS (2003) (0)
A colorimetric method for the determination of micro-quantities of ethanol in blood and other biologic fluids. (1948) (0)
Statistical Technics for Collaborative Tests. W. J. Youden, Association of Official Analytical Chemists, 1967, 60 pp (1968) (0)
Studies on Streptomycin (1948) (0)

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