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Bibliografia Publikacji Pracowników Instytutu Biochemii I Biofizyki PAN Z Lat 1954-1998 Bibliografia publikacji pracowników Instytutu Biochemii i Biofizyki PAN z lat 1954-1998 1. KOZINSKI,AW; MIKULASZEK,E; OPARA,Z The influence of virus growth on the destruction of inhibitors in tissue explantates in vitro. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 2, 177-180. 1954 2. HELLER,J Podstawowe reakcje w oddychaniu roślin i zwierząt. Postępy Bioch. 2, 44-48. 1954 3. REIFER,I Przemiana asparaginy, glutaminy i glutationu. Postępy Bioch. 2, 49-58. 1954 4. HELLER,J Biochemia a baza wyżywieniowa. Nauka Pol. 2, 159. 1954 5. HELLER,J; STEBLOWSKA,D Biologicznie ważne ciała redukujące a metody oznaczania cukrów. Acta Physiol. Pol. 5, 565-567. 1954 6. HELLER,J Występowanie diapauzy zimowej u motyla wilczomleczka. Acta Physiol. Pol. 5, 577-578. 1954 7. HELLER,J O zależności szybkości rozwoju doraźnego od temperatury u motyla wilczomleczka. Acta Physiol. Pol. 5, 578-580. 1954 8. HELLER,J Nietypowe formy zależności rozwoju od temperatury u motyla wilczomleczka. Acta Physiol. Pol. 5, 580-582. 1954 9. LASSOTA,Z Kwas cytrynowy w hodowlach Mycobacterium phlei. Acta Physiol. Pol. 5, 598-600. 1954 10. SZAFRANSKI,P; SZARKOWSKA,L Badania nad infiltracja drobnoustrojów. Acta Physiol. Pol. 5, 604-605. 1954 11. SZARKOWSKI,JW. Wpływ kwasu octowego na powstawanie kwasu szczawiowego w przemianie Mycobacterium phlei. Acta Physiol. Pol. 5, 607-608. 1954 12. LASSOTA,Z; SZAFRANSKI,P; SZARKOWSKA,L; SZARKOWSKI,JW. Bilans kaloryczny i materiałowy Mycobacterium phlei. Acta Physiol. Pol. 5, 601-602. 1954 13. SZARKOWSKA,L; SZAFRANSKI,P Porównawcze badania nad wytwarzaniem kwasu jabłkowego przez różne szczepy Mycobacterium. Acta Physiol. Pol. 5, 602-604. 1954 14. GLEBICKI,T Metabolizm fosforowy Mycobacterii. Acta Physiol. Pol. 5, 605-607. 1954 15. SHUGAR,D Wpływ promieni ultrafiołkowych na ribonukleazę. Acta Physiol. Pol. 5, 633-634. 1954 16. SYRUCZEK,E; SHUGAR,D Kinetyka inaktywacji cieplnej ribonukleazy. Acta Physiol. Pol. 5, 634-635. 1954 17. LASSOTA,Z; SZAFRANSKI,P; SZARKOWSKA,L; SZARKOWSKI,J The carbon metabolism of Mycobacterium. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 3, 11-14. 1955 18. SZAFRANSKI,P; SZARKOWSKA,L The infiltrating of Micro-organism. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 3, 51-53. 1955 19. KOZINSKI,AW; OPARA,Z Experiments with substrates of bacterial viruses. III.Haemaglutination of erothrocytes sensitised with antigen Vi. Bacteriophage elution by electrolyte-free liquids. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 3, 54-56. 1955 20. KOZINSKI,AW; OPARA,Z Experiments with substrates of bacterial viruses. III.Haemaglutination of erothrocytes sensitised with substrate in the presence of phage and antiphage serum. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 3, 83-88. 1955 21. KOZINSKI,AW; OPARA,Z Experiments with substrates of bacterial viruses. IV.The influence of temperature and specific antiphage serum and the phage haemagglutination reaction. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 3, 89-93. 1955 22. KOZINSKI,AW; OPARA,Z Investigations on substrates for bacterial viruses. V.Comparison of destruction of substrate by live phage and phage inactivated by ultraviolet rays. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 3, 123-126. 1955 23. KOZINSKI,AW; OPARA,Z Investigations on substrates for bacterial viruses. VI.Determination of temperature of inactivation of enzymatic activity, viability of phage and its ability to sensitize to passive haemagglutination. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Ser. Biol. II 3, 127-132. 1955 24. HELLER,J; SZAFRANSKI,P The pentose cycle in the metabolism of Mycobacterium. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 3, 291-294. 1955 25. SZARKOWSKI,JW Wpływ kwasu octowego na powstawanie kwasu szczawiowego w przemianie Mycobacterium phlei. Acta Biochim. Pol. 2, 81-85. 1955 26. LASSOTA,Z Wytwarzanie i zużywanie kwasu cytrynowego przez Mycobacterium phlei. Acta Biochim. Pol. 2, 149-154. 1955 27. SZAFRANSKI,P; SZARKOWSKA,L Infilrtrowanie drobnoustrojów. Acta Biochim. Pol. 2, 199-211. 1955 28. LASSOTA,Z Związki fosforowe samorzutnie labilne w kiełkach fasoli. Acta Biochim. Pol. 2, 223-225. 1955 29. HELLER,J; SZAFRANSKI,P Cykl pentozy cukrowców u Mycobacterium phlei. Acta Biochim. Pol. 2, 435-442. 1955 30. GRUZEWSKI,A; KOZINSKI,AW; OPARA,Z Badania nad substratami dla wirusów bakteryjnych. II.Ilościowe zasady reakcji faga z krwinkami uczulonymi substratem. Medycyna Doś. i Mikrobiol. 7, 97-103. 1955 32. KOZINSKI,AW; OPARA,Z Badania nad substratami dla wirusów bakteryjnych. III.Hemaglutynacja krwinek uczulonych substratem w obecności faga i surowicy przeciwfagowej. Medycyna Doś. i Mikrobiol. 7, 297-304. 1955 33. KOZINSKI,AW; OPARA,Z Badania nad substratami dla wirusów bakteryjnych. IV.Wpływ temperatury i swoistej surowicy przeciwfagowej na odczyn hemaglutynacji fagowej. Medycyna Doś. i Mikrobiol. 7, 305-309. 1955 34. KOZINSKI,AW; OPARA,Z Badania nad substratami dla wirusów bakteryjnych. V.Porównanie rozkładu substratu przez fag żywy i naświetlany promieniami ultrafioletowymi. Medycyna Dos. i Mikrobiol. 7, 445-449. 1955 35. KOZINSKI,AW; OPARA,Z Badania nad substratami dla wirusów bakteryjnych. VI.Ustalenie temperatury inaktywacji aktywności enzymatycznej, żywotności faga i jego zdolności uczulania do hemaglutynacji biernej fagowej. Medycyna Doś. i Mikrobiol. 7, 451-456. 1955 36. REIFER,I; MOZEJKO,M Mikrometoda ilościowego oznaczania lupaniny i oksylupaniny. Roczniki Chemii 29, 1087-1094. 1955 37. KLECZKOWSKI,K; KRAJEWSKA,E Wpływ nieorganicznych bodźców chemicznych na wzrost i rozwój roślin. Postępy Nauk Roln. 5, 83-89. 1955 38. SHUGAR,D Enzymy działające na kwasy nukleinowe (rybonukleaza i dezoksyrybonukleaza). Postępy Bioch.1, 269-339. 1955 39. SHUGAR,D O potrzebie rozwinięcia prac biofizycznych w Polsce. Kosmos, Seria A (Biologia) 4, 195-207. 1955 41. HELLER,J Metabolizm wirusów. Zeszyty Problemowe Nauki Polskiej 7, 97-107. 1956 42. KOZINSKI,AW Badania nad substratami wirusowymi. Zeszyty Problemowe Nauki Polskiej 7, 41-95. 1956 43. HELLER,J Utlenianie i fosforylacja. Postępy Bioch. 2, 405-433. 1956 44. REIFER,I Przemiany pośrednie w procesie fotosyntezy. Postępy Bioch. 2, 469-480. 1956 45. KOZINSKI,AW; OPARA,Z Experiments with substrates of bacterial viruses. VII.The influence of antiphage serum on the destruction of antigen Vi by phage lysates. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 4, 19-22. 1956 46. KOZINSKI,AW; MIKULASZEK,E; OPARA,Z The phenomenon of co-precipitation of lipids with bacterial antigens. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 4, 23-28. 1956 47. GAJEWSKA,E; SHUGAR,D The heat inactivation of ribonuclease in the presence of foreign proteins. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 4, 157-162. 1956 48. SZAFRANSKI,P Enzymes of the pentose cycle in Mycobacterium tbc. H37Rv. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 4, 207-210. 1956 49. KOZINSKI,AW; PIETRZYKOWSKA,I Synthesis of Bacteriocines (Magacines). Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 4, 239-243. 1956 50. KOZINSKI,AW; PIETRZYKOWSKA,I Induction of Bacteriocine synthesis by means of UV-irradiated medium. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 4, 245-248. 1956 51. KOZINSKI,AW; OPARA,Z; KRAFT,Z Synthesis of the antigen Vi in the typhoid bacillus. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 4, 249-252. 1956 52. MIKULASZEK,E; OPARA,Z; KOZINSKI,AW On synthesis and properties of the antigen Vi-and albumin complex. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 4, 253-255. 1956 53. KOZINSKI,AW; KUBINSKI,H; OPARA,Z; JASINSKA,S Research on substrates for bacterial viruses. VIII.Properties of phages grown on bacteria containing or devoid of antigen Vi. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 4, 305-311. 1956 54. HELLER,J; SZARKOWSKA,L Investigations on quinone respiration of insects. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 4, 331-335. 1956 55. HELLER,J Pyrophosphates in the Hawk-moth, C.euphorbiae. I.Tentative fractionation of phosphorus P7. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 4, 341-344. 1956 56. HELLER,J; PIECHOWSKA,M Pyrophosphates in the Hawk-moth, C.euphorbiae. II.Transfer of pyrophpsphates during copulation. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 4, 345-349. 1956 57. SZARKOWSKI,JW. Studies on the respiration of wheat seedlings. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 4, 371-374. 1956 58. MOCHNACKA,I; SZAFRANSKI,P Transketolase activity in nerve tissue of pigeons with vitamin B1 deficiency. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 4, 375-378. 1956 59. GRUNDLAND,I; KWIEK,S; KRZYWICKA,H Densite des groupements fonctionnels lebres de la substance bacterienne et resistance aux antibiotigues de Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Etude des proprietes electrocinetiques. Bull. Acad. Pol. Sci. Classe II 4, 415-417. 1956 60. REIFER,I; KLECZKOWSKA,D; SOLECKA,M Badania nad wpływem jaryzacji na aktywność niektórych enzymów w pszenicach ozimych. Acta Biochim. Pol. 3, 41-53. 1956 61. REIFER,I; TOCZKO,K Mikrometoda ilościowego oznaczania pięciu głównych alkaloidów opium. Acta Biochim. Pol. 3, 381-400. 1956 62. SZAFRANSKI,P Enzymy cyklu pentozowego u Mycobacterium TBC. H37Rv. Acta Biochim. Pol. 3, 423-431. 1956 63. SZARKOWSKA,L Reduktaza F-chininowa u motyla wilczomleczka Celerio euphorbiae L. Acta Biochim.Pol. 3, 511-519. 1956 64. MOCHNACKA,I; SZAFRANSKI,P Aktywność transketolazy w tkance nerwowej gołębi z awitaminozą B1. Acta Biochim. Pol. 3, 539-545. 1956 65. PIECHOWSKA,M Pirofosforany podczas kopulacji u motyla wilczomleczka. Acta Biochim. Pol. 3, 547-556. 1956 66. KOCHANSKA,Z; SHUGAR,D W sprawie dezaminacji puryn podczas kwaśnej hydrolizy kwasów nukleinowych. Acta Biochim. Pol. 3, 591-594. 1956 67. KOZINSKI,AW; MIKULASZEK,E; OPARA,Z Zjawisko współprecypitacji antygenów bakteryjnych z lipidami. Medycyna Doś. i Mikrobiol. 8, 103-108. 1956 68. KOZINSKI,AW; OPARA,Z Badania nad substratami dla wirusów bakteryjnych. VII.Wpływ surowicy przeciwfagowej na rozkład enzymu Vi przez lizaty
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