188 results match your criteria: "the Lister Institute.[Affiliation]"
The oxytocic principle of the posterior lobe of the pituitary gland. I.
Biochem J
June 2006
The Biochemical Department, the Lister Institute, London, the Dyson Perrins Laboratory, Oxford and the Department of Physiology and Biochemistry, University College, London.
The spermicidal activity of quinones and quinols.
Biochem J
June 2006
The Biochemical Department, The Lister Institute, London.
The effects of cyanide and some other salts on fermentation by yeast preparations.
Biochem J
June 2006
The Biochemical Department, The Lister Institute, London.
The phosphatase activity of transplants of the epithelium of the urinary bladder to the abdominal wall producing heterotopic ossification.
Biochem J
June 2006
The Biochemical Department, The Lister Institute, London 1.
The nature of the lipoid matter extracted from green leaves (spinach and cabbage).
Biochem J
June 2006
The Biochemical Department, the Lister Institute, London.
The permeability of human epidermis to ultra-violet irradiation.
Biochem J
June 2006
The Department of Experimental Pathology, the Lister Institute, London.
The possible significance of hexosephosphoric esters in ossification: Calcification in vitro.
Biochem J
June 2006
The Biochemical Department, The Lister Institute, London.
The possible significance of hexosephosphoric esters in ossification: Calcification in vitro.
Biochem J
June 2006
The Biochemical Department, The Lister Institute, London.
Phosphoric esters in alcoholic fermentation: Pyrophosphate in yeast preparations.
Biochem J
June 2006
The Biochemical Department, the Lister Institute, London.
Fermentation by yeast preparations.
Biochem J
June 2006
The Biochemical Department, the Lister Institute, London.
The nature of the vitamin A constituent of green leaves.
Biochem J
June 2006
The Departments of Experimental Pathology and Biochemistry, The Lister Institute, London.