Biochemical Journal · 1942 · 13 citations · 6 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryCell BiologyCellular BiochemistryHormone BiochemistryMetabolismHormone BiosynthesisYeast BiologyProtein HormonesYeast Adaptation To Stress
When cells of yeast or animal tissues are injured by agents such as lethal ultra-violet which do not lead directly to rupture of the membrane or to rapid death, proliferationpromoting factors other than dead-cell disintegration products or autolysis products appear in the intercellular fluids [Loofbourow, Dwyer et al.
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The Chemical Action of Ultraviolet Rays
JAMA · 1941 · 69 citations
Proliferation-promoting intercellular hormones
John R. Loofbourow, Cecelia Marie Dwyer, Mary M. Lane · Biochemical Journal · 1940 · 20 citations · Full text
The effect of ultraviolet light on living yeast cells
J. N. Davidson · Biochemical Journal · 1940 · 16 citations · Full text
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Proliferation-promoting intercellular hormones
John R. Loofbourow, Alfred M. Webb, Dorothea G. Loofbourow et al. · Biochemical Journal · 1942 · 15 citations · Full text