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C. A. Finch

University of Washington

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C A FINCH, C A Finch, C Finch, C. A. FINCH, C. A. Finch, C. Finch, C.A Finch, C.A. FINCH, C.A. FINCH., C.A. Finch

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University of Washington
CA

About

C. A. Finch is an author at University of Washington specializing in medicine, physiology, and iron metabolism.

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Sternal marrow hemosiderin; a method for the determination of available iron stores in man.

Charles E. Rath, C. A. Finch

PubMed

1948

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Ferrokinetics: a biologic model for plasma iron exchange in man

J D Cook, George Marsaglia, J. W. Eschbach,

Journal of Clinical Investigation

1970

151

Ullmann's encyclopedia of industrial chemistry 5th edn

C. A. Finch

British Polymer Journal

1989

109

Iron Metabolism. Heme Synthesis <i>in Vitro</i> by Immature Erythrocytes

R. J. Walsh, E. Donnall Thomas, Sam Chow,

Science

1949

108

Transferrin receptors in rat plasma.

Y Beguin, Helmut A. Huebers, B Josephson,

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

1988

100

Transferrin gene expression. Effects of nutritional iron deficiency.

G. Stanley McKnight, D.C. Lee, Deeporn Hemmaplardh,

Journal of Biological Chemistry

1980

91

Erythropoiesis: normal and abnormal.

Robert S. Hillman, C. A. Finch

PubMed

1967

84

Population norms for serum ferritin.

E M Custer, C. A. Finch, Rachel E. Sobel,

PubMed

1995

81

Body Iron Loss in Animals

C. A. Finch, H.A. Ragan, I. A. Dyer,

Experimental Biology and Medicine

1978

63

Competitive advantage of diferric transferrin in delivering iron to reticulocytes.

Helmut A. Huebers, E Csiba, E Huebers,

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

1983

60

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