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for the biosynthesis o f L-ascorbic acid. Science 124, 1148-1149.
Butler, A . M . and Cushman, M . (1940). Distribution o f ascorbic acid in the blood
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Butler, A . M . and Cushman, M . (1941). A n ascorbic acid-like reducing substance
in the buffy layer o f centrifuged oxalated b l o o d . J. biol. Chem. 139, 219.
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Chambers, R . and Cameron, G . (1944). Adrenal cortical compounds and L-ascorbic
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Chatterjee, I. B., Chatterjee, G . C . , G h o s h , N . C.,Ghosh, J. J. and Guha, B. C . (1960a).
Biological synthesis o f L-ascorbic acid in animal tissues: Conversion o f L -
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Chatterjee, I. B., Chatterjee, G . C , Ghosh, N . C , Ghosh, J. J. and Guha, B. C .
(1960b). Biological synthesis o f L-ascorbic acid in animal tissues: Conversion
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Chatterjee, I. B., Kar, N . C , Ghosh, N . C . and Guha, B. C . (1960c). Lipid cofactor
involved in conversion o f L-gulonolactone into L-ascorbic acid. Arch. Biochem.
86, 154.
Chatterjee, I. B., Kar, N . C , Ghosh, N . C . and Guha, B. C . (1961). Aspects of ascorbic
acid biosynthesis in animals. Ann. N.T. Acad. Sci. 92, 36.
Chayen, J. (1953). Ascorbic acid and its intracellular localization, with special
reference to plants. Int. Rev. Cytol. 2, 77.
Chvapil, M . and Hurych, J. (1959). Hydroxylation o f proline in vitro. Nature, Lond.
184, 1145.
D e Caro, L. (1933). U b e r die Fahigkeit von G e w e b e , Ascorbinsaure zu fixieren
(im Normalzustand und in Avitaminose C ) . Hoppe-Seyl. Z- 223, 229.
D e Caro, L. and Giani M . (1934). Oxydationsschutz der Ascorbinsaure durch
tierisches Gewebe, Hoppe-Seyl. Z- 228, 13.
D e Ritter, E., Cohen, N . and R u b i n , S. H . (1951). Physiological availability o f
dehydro-L-ascorbic acid and palmitoyl-L-ascorbic acid. Science 113, 628.
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H O N O R
B . F E L L
A N D
L .
M .
R I N A L D I N I
Bradfield, J. R . G . and Kodicek, E. (1951). A b n o r m a l mucopolysaccharide and
'precollagen' in vitamin C-deficient skin wounds. Biochem. J. 49, xvii.
Breslow, R . and Lukens, L. N . (1960). O n the mechanism o f action o f an ascorbic
acid-dependent nonenzymatic hydroxylating system. J. biol. Chem. 235, 292.
Brown, G . M . (1960). Biosynthesis o f water-soluble vitamins and derived coenzymes.
Physiol. Rev. 40, 331.
Bublitz, C . (1961). L-Gulono-y-lactone oxidase and dehydrogenase. Biochim. biophys.
Acta 48, 61.
Bublitz, C. and Lehninger, A . L. (1961). T h e role o f aldonolactonase in the biosynthesis o f L-ascorbic acid. Ann. NT. Acad. Sci. 92, 87.
Burns, J. J. (1957). Missing step in man, monkey and guinea-pig required for the
biosynthesis o f L-ascorbic acid. Nature, Lond. 180, 553.
Burns, J. J. (1960). Ascorbic acid. In " M e t a b o l i c Pathways" ( D . M . Greenberg, e d . ) ,
V o l . 1, p p . 341-356. A c a d e m i c Press, N e w York.
Burns, J. J., Peyser, P. and M o l t z , A . (1956). Missing step in guinea-pigs required
for the biosynthesis o f L-ascorbic acid. Science 124, 1148-1149.
Butler, A . M . and Cushman, M . (1940). Distribution o f ascorbic acid in the blood
and its nutritional significance. J. clin. Invest. 19, 459.
Butler, A . M . and Cushman, M . (1941). A n ascorbic acid-like reducing substance
in the buffy layer o f centrifuged oxalated b l o o d . J. biol. Chem. 139, 219.
Campbell, F. W . , Ferguson, I. D . and Garry, R . C . (1950). Ascorbic acid and healing
of heat injuries in the guinea-pig cornea. Brit. J. Nutr. 4, 32.
Caramia, F. (1961). Azione dell'acido deidroascorbico sulla esochinasi. Sperimentale
111, 97.
Chambers, R . and Cameron, G . (1943). T h e effect o f L-ascorbic acid on epithelial
sheets in tissue cultures. Amer. J. Physiol. 139, 21.
Chambers, R . and Cameron, G . (1944). Adrenal cortical compounds and L-ascorbic
acid o n secreting kidney tubules in tissue culture. Amer. J. Physiol. 141, 138.
Chatterjee, I. B., Chatterjee, G . C . , G h o s h , N . C.,Ghosh, J. J. and Guha, B. C . (1960a).
Biological synthesis o f L-ascorbic acid in animal tissues: Conversion o f L -
gulonolactone into L-ascorbic acid. Biochem. J. 74, 193.
Chatterjee, I. B., Chatterjee, G . C , Ghosh, N . C , Ghosh, J. J. and Guha, B. C .
(1960b). Biological synthesis o f L-ascorbic acid in animal tissues: Conversion
o f D-glucuronolactone and L-gulono lactone into L-ascorbic acid. Biochem. J.
76, 279.
Chatterjee, I. B., Kar, N . C , Ghosh, N . C . and Guha, B. C . (1960c). Lipid cofactor
involved in conversion o f L-gulonolactone into L-ascorbic acid. Arch. Biochem.
86, 154.
Chatterjee, I. B., Kar, N . C , Ghosh, N . C . and Guha, B. C . (1961). Aspects of ascorbic
acid biosynthesis in animals. Ann. N.T. Acad. Sci. 92, 36.
Chayen, J. (1953). Ascorbic acid and its intracellular localization, with special
reference to plants. Int. Rev. Cytol. 2, 77.
Chvapil, M . and Hurych, J. (1959). Hydroxylation o f proline in vitro. Nature, Lond.
184, 1145.
D e Caro, L. (1933). U b e r die Fahigkeit von G e w e b e , Ascorbinsaure zu fixieren
(im Normalzustand und in Avitaminose C ) . Hoppe-Seyl. Z- 223, 229.
D e Caro, L. and Giani M . (1934). Oxydationsschutz der Ascorbinsaure durch
tierisches Gewebe, Hoppe-Seyl. Z- 228, 13.
D e Ritter, E., Cohen, N . and R u b i n , S. H . (1951). Physiological availability o f
dehydro-L-ascorbic acid and palmitoyl-L-ascorbic acid. Science 113, 628.
Di Fiore, M . and Sacerdote de Lustig, E. (1943). Modificaciones de la actividad y