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Epoxidation of cyclodiene compounds by rat liver microsomes

Creator:

Wong, David Taiwai

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Rat liver microsomes are shown to contain an enzyme system which converts the cyclodiene insecticides, aldrin, heptachlor and isodrin to their corresponding epoxides, dieldrin, heptachlor epoxide, and endrin. The microsomal fraction of 450 milligrams of liver from male rats epoxidates 80 percent of a 20 to 50 microgram aldrin substrate...

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Masters Thesis

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and preparation of this thesis. Gratitude is also extended to Mr. Robert D. Schonbrod for
Valence tautormerism in cis-1, 2-di-1'-cyclohexen-1'-ylethylene

Creator:

Pippin, Wallace Harold

Resource Type:

Masters Thesis

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, B., . Trippett, and I. T. Harrison. Synthesis of a triconjugated triene related to vitamin D
The differential combustion of carbon in cast iron

Creator:

Trammell, David Ross

Resource Type:

Masters Thesis

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. Harrison (12) developed a colorimetric method for 2 determining combined carbon by means of the
Phospholipid patterns in the developing chick embryo

Creator:

Bieber, Allan LeRoy

Resource Type:

Dissertation

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. 350 300 250 200 uJ D H 150 loo 50 FIGURE 3 6 DAY EMBRYO LIPIDS 0 20 40 60 80 lOO
Electrode potentials of nickel and cobalt in a fused electrolyte

Creator:

Hamby, Drannan Carson, 1933-

Resource Type:

Masters Thesis

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Control 20 B. Temperature Measurement 22 C. Reagents and Materials 23 D. Cell Design 25 E
The luminescence of thallium (I) halide complexes

Creator:

Curtice, Russell Everett

Resource Type:

Dissertation

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manuscripts and to Mr. David MacEachern for the drafting work. Chapter TABLE OF CONTENTS A. B. C. D. 1
A detailed study of the carrier concentration method of analysis of uranium oxide

Creator:

Daniel, J. L. (Jack Leland), 1924-

Resource Type:

Dissertation

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the Vapor Phase in the Arc). . . D. Compound Formation During Carrier Method Analysis . . E. High