On an Autoxidisable Constituent of the Cell
Biochemical Journal · 1921 · 344 citations · 2 references
T:EIE research described in this paper, though its actual point of departure had an intention quite different', ultimately resolved itself into an endeavour to throw .light upon the chemical nature and physiological significance of a constituent of living tissues, which, though hitherto of unknown nature, has long carried a name. There can scarcely be a doubt that the substance to be described is the "Philothion" of de Rey-Pailhade.
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A contribution to the chemistry of proteids
Frederick Gowland Hopkins, Sydney W. Cole · The Journal of Physiology · 1901
182 citations
The Enzymes of Washed Zymin and Dried Yeast (Lebedeff). II. Reductase
Arthur Harden, Roland V Norris · Biochemical Journal · 1914
14 citations