Studies on Active Charcoal. IV

Biochemical Studies on Active Transport

The active transport process, so important in cell function, has been studied in the past with intact cells. Models which have arisen from this work all depend on: first, a specific protein to recognize the substrate; second, translocation of the substrate across the cell membrane; third, release of substrate within the cell and restoration of the system to its initial state. These steps are ad...

The Effect of Plant Growth Regulator and Active Charcoal on the Development of Microtubers of Potatoes

With the detoxicated seedling of a potato cultivation breed named “Mire” as the material, the effect of auxins CCC, 6-BA, and active carbon to microtubers of potato (Solanum tubersum L.) was investigated under the in-vitro circumstances. The result indicated the exogenous auxins improved the production and quality of microtubers of potatoes. The effect of induction can be described as CCC > CCC...

Studies on Self-Sterility. IV. Selective Fertilization.

INTRODUCTION .................................................................. 346 Discussion of the problem ..................................................... 348 Pollen-tube frequency distributions ............................................. 349 Influence of growth of compatible pollen tubes upon incompatible pollen tubes.. .. 352 SUMMARY AND DISCUSSION ....................................

Structural studies on human type IV collagen.

Type IV collagen was isolated from limited pepsin digests of human placenta by selective salt precipitation at acidic and neutral pH. The native protein was resistant to human skin collagenase but was cleaved by a rat mast cell protease. Molecular sieve chromatography of the reduced and alkylated material separated relatively homogeneous components of molecular weight 140,000 (140K) and 100,000...

Studies on Plasma Protein. IV. Leprosy