The isoenzyme pattern: Some comparative-biochemical and developmental aspects

Some Biochemical Aspects of Growth *

The many-sided problem of growth is of perennial interest for the reason that it is a phenomenon common to lower living forms and to self-conscious individuals alike. Furthermore, it is recognized that behavior, the interplay of personalities, and questions of mental adjustment are influenced to no small degree by the changes incident to growth. It is obvious that the development of the fertili...

Biochemical aspects of comparative nutrition

In their excellent book, Genetics and Metabolism, Wagner & Mitchell (1964) point out that 'the magnitude of a biochemical reaction depends not only on the magnitude of a change in concentration of a component that enters the reaction but also on the existing operational state of the system'. For the purpose of the present review we might generalize this statement to say that the metabolic fate ...

Some Biochemical Aspects of the Myopathies.

Some biochemical aspects of intrauterine growth retardation.

Some aspects of developmental neurology: a review.

The increasing interest in the ontogenetic and genetic aspects of abnormal development and neo plasia in the nervous system makes a presentation of some aspects of neuroembryology timely. Seem ingly unrelated medical problems of growth are coming more and more to have a common meeting ground in basic fields of developmental biology. In medical practice, for example, a newborn anencephalic monst...