Methods of Biochemical Analysis V33

Dr. David Glick was born in Homestead, PA, in 1908. He received a B.S. degree and a Ph.D. in chemistry from the University of Pittsburgh, and the Honorary LL.D., University of Glasgow, was conferred in 1980. He was Hernsheim Fellow, New York Mount Sinai Hospital, and subsequently held Rockefeller Foundation and Commonwealth Fund fellowships at the Carlsberg Laboratory, Copenhagen; Stazione Zoologica, Naples; and Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm.

Protein Blotting: A Manual (J. Gershoni). Methods for Measurement of Hydroxyl Radicals in Biochemical Systems: Deoxyribose Degradation and Aromatic Hydroxylation (B. Halliwell, et al.). Analysis of Processes Causing Thermal Inactivation of Enzymes (T. Ahern & A. Klibanov). The Use of Fluorescence Dequenching Measurements to Follow Viral Membrane Fusion Events (A. Loyter, et al.). Detection and Quantitation of Biological Sulfhydryls (A. Russo & E. Bump). Methods for Study of Normal and Abnormal Skeletal Muscle Mitrochondria (H. Sherratt, et al.). Preparation and Characterization of the Liposome System (Y. Barenholz & D. Lichtenberg). Author Index. Subject Index. Cumulative Author Index, Volumes 1--33 and Supplemental Volume Cumulative Subject Index, Volumes 1--33 and Supplemental Volume.