D. Volz - Concepedia

Author

D. Volz

University of British Columbia

Also Known As

D. Volz, Volz, Doris Elenore

Publications

197

Citations

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University of British Columbia

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D. Volz is an author at University of British Columbia specializing in biochemistry, analytical chemistry, and natural sciences.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Biochemistry	6	6	164
2	Medicine	5	5	166
3	Natural Sciences	5	5	131
4	Engineering	2	2	30
5	Cell Biology	2	2	65

D. Volz

Publications

196

Citations

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	Year	Citations
A new histochemical method for the selective periodate oxidation of total tissue sialic acids D. Volz, P. E. Reid, C. M. Park, The Histochemical Journal Bioorganic ChemistryBiochemistryMedicineNatural SciencesBioanalysis	1987	57
Histochemical procedures for the simultaneous visualization of neutral sugars and either sialic acid and its side chainO-acyl variants orO-sulphate ester. I. Methods based upon the selective periodate oxidation of sialic acids D. Volz, P. E. Reid, C. M. Park, The Histochemical Journal Bioorganic ChemistryBiochemistryGas ChromatographyMedicineSimultaneous Visualization	1987	33
A new method for the histochemical demonstration ofO-acyl sugars in human colonic epithelial glycoproteins P. E. Reid, D. Volz, K. Y. Cho, The Histochemical Journal BiochemistryBioanalysisGlycobiologyGastroenterologyPolysaccharide	1988	33
Histochemical studies of epithelial cell glycoproteins in normal rat colon C. M. Park, P. E. Reid, David Owen, The Histochemical Journal Gastrointestinal Peptide HormoneGlycobiologyHistopathologyGastroenterologyPathology	1987	32
Methods for the identification of side chainO-acyl substituted sialic acids and for the simultaneous visualization of sialic acid, its side chainO-acyl variants andO-sulphate ester P. E. Reid, D. Volz, C. M. Park, The Histochemical Journal EngineeringBiochemistryNatural SciencesSimultaneous VisualizationSialic Acid	1987	16
Histochemical procedures for the simultaneous visualization of neutral sugars and either sialic acid and itsO-acyl variants orO-sulphate ester. II. Methods based upon the periodic acid—phenylhydrazine—Schiff reaction C. M. Park, P. E. Reid, David Owen, The Histochemical Journal Food ChemistryChemical MeasurementBioorganic ChemistryEngineeringBiochemistry	1987	14
Can ‘mild’ periodate oxidation be used for the specific histochemical identification of sialic acid residues? D. Volz, P. E. Reid, C. M. Park, The Histochemical Journal Residue (Chemistry)Biological ResidueSpecific Histochemical IdentificationBiochemistryNatural Sciences	1986	11

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