17. A C T I O N S OF V I T A M I N S A A N D C
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A b t , A . F. and von Schuching, S. (1961). Catabolism o f L - a s c o r b i c - l - C
14 acid as
a measure o f its utilization in the intact and w o u n d e d guinea-pig on scorbutic,
maintenance and saturation diets. Ann. N.T. Acad. Sci. 92, 148.
Ames, S. R . and Elvehjem, C. A . (1946). Enzymatic oxidation of glutathione. II.
Studies on the addition o f several cofactors. Arch. Biochem. 10, 443.
Ashwell, G., Kanfer, J., Smiley, J. D . and Burns, J. J. (1961). Metabolism o f ascorbic
acid and related uronic acids, aldonic acids and pentoses. Ann. N.T. Acad. Sci.
92, 105.
Aydelotte, M . B. (1963a). T h e effects o f vitamin A and citral on epithelial differentiation in vitro. 1. T h e chick tracheal epithelium. J. Embryol. exp. Morph. 11, 279.
Aydelotte, M . B. (1963b). T h e effects of vitamin A and citral o n epithelial differentiation. 2. T h e chick oesophageal and corneal epithelia and epidermis. J. Embryol.
exp. Morph. 11, 621.
Baker, L. E. (1936a). Effect of vitamin A o n proliferation o f fibroblasts. Proc. Soc. exp.
Biol, NT,
33, 124.
Baker, L. E. (1936b). L'effect d e l ' a c i d e ascorbique sur la proliferation des monocytes.
C.R. Soc. Biol., Paris 121, 427.
Ball, E. G. (1937). Studies on oxidation reduction. X X I I I . Ascorbic acid. J. biol.
Chem. 118, 219.
Barnett, S. A . (1942). Observations on the distribution o f ascorbic acid (vitamin C )
in explanted cells. J. exp. Biol. 19, 88.
Barnett, S. A . and Bourne, G . (1942). Distributions o f ascorbic acid (vitamin C )
in cells and tissues o f the developing chick. Quart. J. micr. Sci. 83, 259.
Belkhode, M . L. and Nath, M . C . (1962). T h e conversion o f G
1 4
-labelled glucose
cycloacetoacetate to L-ascorbic acid in germinating phaseolus radiatus. J. biol.
Chem. 237, 1742.
Berdjis, C . C. (1959). Comparative study o f the effects of vitamin A and parathyroid
on bone in vivo and in vitro, with special reference to parathyroid glands in
hypervitaminosis A . Arch. Path. 67, 355.
Bessey, O . A . and King, C . G. (1933). T h e distribution o f vitamin C in plant and
animal tissues, and its determination. J. biol. Chem. 103, 687.
Birch, W . T . and Harris, J. L. (1933). T h e titration curve and dissociation constants
of vitamin C. Biochem. J. 27, 595.
Birch, W . T . , Harris, J. L . and R a y , S. N . (1933). A micro-chemical method for
determining the hexuronic acid (vitamin C ) content o f foodstuffs, etc. Biochem. J.
27, 590.
Bolin, D . W . and Book, L. (1947). Oxidation of ascorbic acid to dehydro-ascorbic acid.
Science 106, 451.
Bonner, J. and Bonner, D . (1938). Ascorbic acid and the growth of plant embryos.
Proc. nat. Acad. Sci., Wash. 24, 70.
Bonner, J. and Devirian, P. S. (1939). Growth factor requirements o f four species
of isolated roots. Amer. J. Bot. 26, 661.
Borsook, H . , Davenport, H . W . , Jeffreys, C . E. and Warner, R . C. (1937). Oxidation
of ascorbic acid and its reduction in vitro and in vivo. J. biol. Chem. 117, 237.
Bourne, G. (1942). Mitochondria and Golgi apparatus. In " C y t o l o g y and Cell
Physiology," p p . 99-138. Clarendon Press, Oxford.
Boyd, T . and Campbell, F. W . (1950). Influence of ascorbic acid on the healing o f
corneal ulcers in man. Brit. med. J. 2, 1145.
691
R E F E R E N C E S
A b t , A . F. and von Schuching, S. (1961). Catabolism o f L - a s c o r b i c - l - C
14 acid as
a measure o f its utilization in the intact and w o u n d e d guinea-pig on scorbutic,
maintenance and saturation diets. Ann. N.T. Acad. Sci. 92, 148.
Ames, S. R . and Elvehjem, C. A . (1946). Enzymatic oxidation of glutathione. II.
Studies on the addition o f several cofactors. Arch. Biochem. 10, 443.
Ashwell, G., Kanfer, J., Smiley, J. D . and Burns, J. J. (1961). Metabolism o f ascorbic
acid and related uronic acids, aldonic acids and pentoses. Ann. N.T. Acad. Sci.
92, 105.
Aydelotte, M . B. (1963a). T h e effects o f vitamin A and citral on epithelial differentiation in vitro. 1. T h e chick tracheal epithelium. J. Embryol. exp. Morph. 11, 279.
Aydelotte, M . B. (1963b). T h e effects of vitamin A and citral o n epithelial differentiation. 2. T h e chick oesophageal and corneal epithelia and epidermis. J. Embryol.
exp. Morph. 11, 621.
Baker, L. E. (1936a). Effect of vitamin A o n proliferation o f fibroblasts. Proc. Soc. exp.
Biol, NT,
33, 124.
Baker, L. E. (1936b). L'effect d e l ' a c i d e ascorbique sur la proliferation des monocytes.
C.R. Soc. Biol., Paris 121, 427.
Ball, E. G. (1937). Studies on oxidation reduction. X X I I I . Ascorbic acid. J. biol.
Chem. 118, 219.
Barnett, S. A . (1942). Observations on the distribution o f ascorbic acid (vitamin C )
in explanted cells. J. exp. Biol. 19, 88.
Barnett, S. A . and Bourne, G . (1942). Distributions o f ascorbic acid (vitamin C )
in cells and tissues o f the developing chick. Quart. J. micr. Sci. 83, 259.
Belkhode, M . L. and Nath, M . C . (1962). T h e conversion o f G
1 4
-labelled glucose
cycloacetoacetate to L-ascorbic acid in germinating phaseolus radiatus. J. biol.
Chem. 237, 1742.
Berdjis, C . C. (1959). Comparative study o f the effects of vitamin A and parathyroid
on bone in vivo and in vitro, with special reference to parathyroid glands in
hypervitaminosis A . Arch. Path. 67, 355.
Bessey, O . A . and King, C . G. (1933). T h e distribution o f vitamin C in plant and
animal tissues, and its determination. J. biol. Chem. 103, 687.
Birch, W . T . and Harris, J. L. (1933). T h e titration curve and dissociation constants
of vitamin C. Biochem. J. 27, 595.
Birch, W . T . , Harris, J. L . and R a y , S. N . (1933). A micro-chemical method for
determining the hexuronic acid (vitamin C ) content o f foodstuffs, etc. Biochem. J.
27, 590.
Bolin, D . W . and Book, L. (1947). Oxidation of ascorbic acid to dehydro-ascorbic acid.
Science 106, 451.
Bonner, J. and Bonner, D . (1938). Ascorbic acid and the growth of plant embryos.
Proc. nat. Acad. Sci., Wash. 24, 70.
Bonner, J. and Devirian, P. S. (1939). Growth factor requirements o f four species
of isolated roots. Amer. J. Bot. 26, 661.
Borsook, H . , Davenport, H . W . , Jeffreys, C . E. and Warner, R . C. (1937). Oxidation
of ascorbic acid and its reduction in vitro and in vivo. J. biol. Chem. 117, 237.
Bourne, G. (1942). Mitochondria and Golgi apparatus. In " C y t o l o g y and Cell
Physiology," p p . 99-138. Clarendon Press, Oxford.
Boyd, T . and Campbell, F. W . (1950). Influence of ascorbic acid on the healing o f
corneal ulcers in man. Brit. med. J. 2, 1145.