Proceedings of the Royal Society of London Series B Containing Papers of a Biological Character · 1925 · 21 citations · 2 references
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Abstract Although a large number of papers have been written on the nature and possible causes of cataract, it is only recently that any attempt has been made to attack the problem from a biochemical standpoint. It was a thought, therefore, that experiments on the biochemistry of the normal animal lens might be of some value in the solving of this problem.
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On an Autoxidisable Constituent of the Cell
Frederick Gowland Hopkins · Biochemical Journal · 1921 · 344 citations · Full text
Frederick Gowland Hopkins, Martin Dixon · Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1922 · 97 citations · Full text