17.
A C T I O N S
O F
V I T A M I N S
A
A N D
C
697
Nakano, S. and Sawai, I. (1939). U b e r der Einfluss der Vitamin C-Praparate auf
das Wachstum des Kulturgewebes. Jap. Z- Mikrobiol. Path. 33, 279.
Nath, M . C. and Belkhode, M . L. (1959). Glucose-cyclo-acetoacetate as precursor of
ascorbic acid in germinating green gram. Nature, Lond. 183, 1258.
N e w , D . A . T . (1963). Effects of excess vitamin A on cultures of skin and buccal
epithelium of the embryonic rat and mouse. Brit. J. Dermatol. 75, 320.
N e w c o m b , E. H . (1951). Effect o f auxin on ascorbic oxidase activity in tobacco pith
cells. Proc. Soc. exp. Biol., NT. 76, 504.
Nungester, W . J. and Ames, A . M . (1948). T h e relationship between ascorbic acid
and phagocytic activity. J. infect. Dis. 82, 50.
Olliver, M . (1954). Ascorbic acid. V I I . Occurrence in food. In " T h e Vitamins"
( W . H . Sebrell and R . S. Harris, eds.), V o l . 1, p p . 261-268. Academic Press,
N e w York.
Pelc, S. R . and Fell, H . B. (1960). T h e effect o f excess o f vitamin A on the uptake
of labelled compounds by embryonic skin in organ culture. Exp. Cell Res. 19, 99.
Penney, J. R . and Balfour, B. N . (1949). T h e effect o f vitamin C on mucopolysaccharide production in w o u n d healing. J. Path. Bact. 61, 171.
Quastel, J. H . and Wheatley, A . H . (1934). A n effect of ascorbic acid on fatty acid
oxidations in the liver. Biochem. J. 28, 1014.
Querido, A . and Gaillard, P.J. (1939). T h e influence of vitamin C on the formation
of collagen by osteogenetic explants in tissue culture. Acta. brev. neerl. Physiol. 9,
70.
Raiha, N . (1958). O n the placental transfer o f vitamin C . A n experimental study
on guinea-pigs and human subjects. Acta physiol. scand. 45, Suppl. 155.
R a y , S. N . (1934). Vitamin C in the chick embryo. Biochem. J. 28, 189.
Reid, M . E. (1938). T h e effect o f light on the accumulation of ascorbic acid in young
cowpea plants. Amer. J. Bot. 25, 701.
Reid, M . E. (1941). Relation of vitamin C to cell size in the growing region of the
primary root o f cowpea seedlings. Amer. J. Bot. 28, 410.
Reid, M . E. (1943). Interrelations o f calcium and ascorbic acid to cell surfaces and
intercellular substances and to physiological action. Physiol. Rev. 23, 76.
Reid, M . E. (1948). Urinary excretion of ascorbic acid by guinea-pigs at different
ages. J. Nutr. 35, 619.
Reid, M . E. (1950). Ascorbic acid metabolism in guinea-pigs in relation to growth.
J. Nutr. 42, 347.
Reid, M . E. (1954). Ascorbic acid. V I I I . Effects of deficiency in animals. In " T h e
Vitamins" ( W . H . Sebrell and R . S. Harris, eds.), V o l . 1, p p . 260-347. Academic
Press, N e w York.
Rinaldini, L. M . (1959). A n improved method for the isolation and quantitative
cultivation o f embryonic cells. Exp. Cell Res. 16, 477.
Rinaldini, L. M . (1960). Growth and ascorbic acid content of the chick embryo.
J. Embryol. 8, 527.
Robertson, W . van B. (1961). T h e biochemical role o f ascorbic acid in connective
tissue. Ann. NT. Acad. Sci. 92, 159.
Robertson, W . van B. and Hinds, H . (1956). Polysaccharide formation in repair
tissue during ascorbic acid deficiency. J. biol. Chem. 221, 791.
R o e , J. H . and Kuether, C. A . (1943). T h e determination o f ascorbic acid in whole
blood and urine through the 2,4-Dinitrophenylhydrazine derivative o f dehydroascorbic acid. J. biol. Chem. 147, 399.
R o y , R . N . and Guha, B . C. (1958). Species differences in regard to the biosynthesis
of ascorbic acid. Nature, Lond. 182, 319.
A C T I O N S
O F
V I T A M I N S
A
A N D
C
697
Nakano, S. and Sawai, I. (1939). U b e r der Einfluss der Vitamin C-Praparate auf
das Wachstum des Kulturgewebes. Jap. Z- Mikrobiol. Path. 33, 279.
Nath, M . C. and Belkhode, M . L. (1959). Glucose-cyclo-acetoacetate as precursor of
ascorbic acid in germinating green gram. Nature, Lond. 183, 1258.
N e w , D . A . T . (1963). Effects of excess vitamin A on cultures of skin and buccal
epithelium of the embryonic rat and mouse. Brit. J. Dermatol. 75, 320.
N e w c o m b , E. H . (1951). Effect o f auxin on ascorbic oxidase activity in tobacco pith
cells. Proc. Soc. exp. Biol., NT. 76, 504.
Nungester, W . J. and Ames, A . M . (1948). T h e relationship between ascorbic acid
and phagocytic activity. J. infect. Dis. 82, 50.
Olliver, M . (1954). Ascorbic acid. V I I . Occurrence in food. In " T h e Vitamins"
( W . H . Sebrell and R . S. Harris, eds.), V o l . 1, p p . 261-268. Academic Press,
N e w York.
Pelc, S. R . and Fell, H . B. (1960). T h e effect o f excess o f vitamin A on the uptake
of labelled compounds by embryonic skin in organ culture. Exp. Cell Res. 19, 99.
Penney, J. R . and Balfour, B. N . (1949). T h e effect o f vitamin C on mucopolysaccharide production in w o u n d healing. J. Path. Bact. 61, 171.
Quastel, J. H . and Wheatley, A . H . (1934). A n effect of ascorbic acid on fatty acid
oxidations in the liver. Biochem. J. 28, 1014.
Querido, A . and Gaillard, P.J. (1939). T h e influence of vitamin C on the formation
of collagen by osteogenetic explants in tissue culture. Acta. brev. neerl. Physiol. 9,
70.
Raiha, N . (1958). O n the placental transfer o f vitamin C . A n experimental study
on guinea-pigs and human subjects. Acta physiol. scand. 45, Suppl. 155.
R a y , S. N . (1934). Vitamin C in the chick embryo. Biochem. J. 28, 189.
Reid, M . E. (1938). T h e effect o f light on the accumulation of ascorbic acid in young
cowpea plants. Amer. J. Bot. 25, 701.
Reid, M . E. (1941). Relation of vitamin C to cell size in the growing region of the
primary root o f cowpea seedlings. Amer. J. Bot. 28, 410.
Reid, M . E. (1943). Interrelations o f calcium and ascorbic acid to cell surfaces and
intercellular substances and to physiological action. Physiol. Rev. 23, 76.
Reid, M . E. (1948). Urinary excretion of ascorbic acid by guinea-pigs at different
ages. J. Nutr. 35, 619.
Reid, M . E. (1950). Ascorbic acid metabolism in guinea-pigs in relation to growth.
J. Nutr. 42, 347.
Reid, M . E. (1954). Ascorbic acid. V I I I . Effects of deficiency in animals. In " T h e
Vitamins" ( W . H . Sebrell and R . S. Harris, eds.), V o l . 1, p p . 260-347. Academic
Press, N e w York.
Rinaldini, L. M . (1959). A n improved method for the isolation and quantitative
cultivation o f embryonic cells. Exp. Cell Res. 16, 477.
Rinaldini, L. M . (1960). Growth and ascorbic acid content of the chick embryo.
J. Embryol. 8, 527.
Robertson, W . van B. (1961). T h e biochemical role o f ascorbic acid in connective
tissue. Ann. NT. Acad. Sci. 92, 159.
Robertson, W . van B. and Hinds, H . (1956). Polysaccharide formation in repair
tissue during ascorbic acid deficiency. J. biol. Chem. 221, 791.
R o e , J. H . and Kuether, C. A . (1943). T h e determination o f ascorbic acid in whole
blood and urine through the 2,4-Dinitrophenylhydrazine derivative o f dehydroascorbic acid. J. biol. Chem. 147, 399.
R o y , R . N . and Guha, B . C. (1958). Species differences in regard to the biosynthesis
of ascorbic acid. Nature, Lond. 182, 319.