M. Hoagland

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Mahlon Bush Hoagland, M B Hoagland, Mahlon B Hoagland, Mahlon B. Hoagland, M Hoagland, Mahlon Hoagland, M. B. Hoagland
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68 papers · 2,674 citations · H-index 22

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On an enzymatic reaction between amino acids and nucleic acid and its possible role in protein synthesis
20100 citationsauthor #1
The mechanism of amino acid activation: the work of Mahlon Hoagland. 1956.
20091 citationsauthor #1
AN ENZYMATIC MECHANISM FOR LINKING AMINO ACIDS TO RNA*
20040 citationsauthor #3
Enter transfer RNA
200415 citationsauthor #1
Celebrating Complementarity
20030 citationsauthor #1
Inhibitors of Protein Synthesis in Rat Liver
20030 citationsauthor #3
Exploring the Way Life Works: The Science of Biology
200114 citationsauthor #1
Keepers of the Biosphere
20000 citationsauthor #2
Creators of the Future
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Tree of Life
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Intimate Strangers: Unseen Life on Earth
20004 citationsauthor #2
Dangerous Friends and Friendly Enemies
20000 citationsauthor #2
Biochemistry or molecular biology? the discovery of 'soluble RNA'.
199614 citationsauthor #1
The Way Life Works
199530 citationsauthor #1
Toward the habit of truth: a life in science
199014 citationsauthor #1
Toward the habit of truth
19908 citationsauthor #1
Commentary on 'Intermediate Reactions in Protein Biosynthesis'.
19893 citationsauthor #1
Commentary on “Intermediate reactions in protein biosynthesis’ by M.B. Hoagland, P.C. Zamecnik and M.L. Stephenson Biochim. Biophys. Acta 24 (1957) 215–216
19895 citationsauthor #1
Intermediate reactions in protein biosynthesis. 1957.
19890 citationsauthor #1
Discovery, the search for DNA's secrets
19812 citationsauthor #1
The roots of life
19780 citationsauthor #1
Uncoupling of amino acid turnover on transfer RNA from protein synthesis in HeLa cells.
19787 citationsauthor #2
Cancer's Nemesis: Research or Bureaucracy?
19760 citationsauthor #1
Letter from Mahlon B. Hoagland, Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology to Benno C. Schmidt, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
19760 citationsauthor #1
A polysome-membrane binding system from rat liver. I. Basic characterization of the binding system.
19752 citationsauthor #2
Polysome-binding capacity of membranes in the cytoplasmic extract prepared from phenobarbital treated and regenerating rat liver.
19746 citationsauthor #2
Increased protein synthetic capacity in vitro of rat liver rough endoplasmic reticulum following starvation.
19736 citationsauthor #2
Patterns of albumin and general protein synthesis in rat liver as revealed by gel electrophoresis.
19728 citationsauthor #3
Book ReviewAdvances in Cell Biology.
19720 citationsauthor #2
The simultaneous determination of transfer RNA and amino acid attachment to rat liver ribosomes in the presence of unfractionated supernatant.
19711 citationsauthor #2
Cytoplasmic redox control of protein synthesis.
19713 citationsauthor #2
Cytoplasmic control of protein synthesis in rat liver.
197148 citationsauthor #2
Protein Biosynthesis and Membrane Biochemistry. Richard W. Hendler. Wiley, New York, 1968. xiv + 354 pp., illus. $11.95
19691 citationsauthor #1
Cellular Activity: Protein Biosynthesis and Membrane Biochemistry . Richard W. Hendler. Wiley, New York, 1968. xiv + 354 pp., illus. $11.95.
19690 citationsauthor #1
A unique ribonucleic acid of low molecular weight from rat liver microsomes.
196823 citationsauthor #2
Physiology of rat-liver polysomes. Protein synthesis by stable polysomes.
196751 citationsauthor #3
Inhibitors of protein synthesis in rat liver microsome fractions.
196753 citationsauthor #2
Physiology of rat-liver polysomes. The stability of messenger ribonucleic acid and ribosomes.
1967138 citationsauthor #2
Polyribosomes of Escherichia coli. Breakdown during glucose starvation.
196738 citationsauthor #2
Polyribosomes of Escherichia coli. Re-formation during recovery from glucose starvation.
196712 citationsauthor #2
Functional alterations in rat liver polysomes associated with starvation and refeeding.
196669 citationsauthor #2
THE ISOLATION OF GUANOSINE TETRAPHOSPHATE FROM COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE PREPARATIONS OF GUANOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE.
19659 citationsauthor #2
Polyribosomes from Escherichia coli: Enzymatic Method for Isolation
196530 citationsauthor #2
Studies on the physiology of rat liver polyribosomes: quantition and intracellular distribution of ribosomes.
196527 citationsauthor #2
ASPECTS OF CONTROL OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN NORMAL AND REGENERATING RAT LIVER, II. A MICROSOMAL INHIBITOR OF AMINO ACID INCORPORATION WHOSE ACTION IS ANTAGONIZED BY GUANOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE.
196431 citationsauthor #1
Aspects of control of protein synthesis in normal and regenerating rat liver. I. A cytoplasmic RNA-containing fraction that stimulates amino acid incorporation.
196339 citationsauthor #1
Immunology and Protein Synthesis.
19620 citationsauthor #1
Some factors influencing protein synthetic activity in a cell-free mammalian system.
196119 citationsauthor #1
CHAPTER 37 – The Relationship of Nucleic Acid and Protein Synthesis as Revealed by Studies in Cell-Free Systems*
196064 citationsauthor #1
INTERACTION OF SOLUBLE RIBONUCLEIC ACID AND MICROSOMES.
196022 citationsauthor #1
Biochemical activities of nucleic acids. The present status of the adaptor hypothesis.
19595 citationsauthor #1
Nucleic acids and proteins.
195942 citationsauthor #1
Amino-acid activation by individual enzymes.
19581 citationsauthor #1
A soluble ribonucleic acid intermediate in protein synthesis.
1958657 citationsauthor #1
Discussion: Amino-acid activation by individual enzymes
19580 citationsauthor #1
Intermediate reactions in protein biosynthesis.
1957282 citationsauthor #1
Oxygen transfer to AMP in the enzymic synthesis of the hydroxamate of tryptophan.
195757 citationsauthor #1
Mechanism of incorporation of labeled amino acids into protein.
195655 citationsauthor #4
Enzymatic carboxyl activation of amino acids.
1956384 citationsauthor #1
An enzymic mechanism for amino acid activation in animal tissues.
1955258 citationsauthor #1
Biosynthesis of coenzyme A from phospho-pantetheine and of pantetheine from pantothenate.
195412 citationsauthor #1
Beryllium and growth. III. The effect of beryllium on plant phosphatase.
19529 citationsauthor #1
Beryllium and growth. II. The effect of beryllium on plant growth.
195215 citationsauthor #1
Beryllium and growth. I. Beryllium-induced osteogenic sarcomata.
195031 citationsauthor #1
Events
19500 citationsauthor #1
Observations on the effects of beryllium on alkaline phosphatase.
194950 citationsauthor #3
TRANSMUISSIBLE VARIATIONS IN \ THE CYTOPLASM ITVIITHiNJ \ SPECIES OF HIGHER PLANTS * By
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INTERACTION OF SOLUBLE RIBONUCLEIC ACID AND M 1 ICROSOM 1 ES * BY
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1949 50 citations

1950 31 citations

1952 24 citations

1954 12 citations

1955 258 citations

1956 439 citations

1957 339 citations

1958 658 citations

1959 47 citations

1960 86 citations

1961 19 citations

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1963 39 citations

1964 31 citations

1965 66 citations

1966 69 citations

1967 292 citations

1968 23 citations

1969 1 citations

1971 52 citations

1972 8 citations

1973 6 citations

1974 6 citations

1975 2 citations

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1978 7 citations

1981 2 citations

1989 8 citations

1990 22 citations

1995 30 citations

1996 14 citations

2000 4 citations

2001 14 citations

2003 0 citations

2004 15 citations

2009 1 citations

2010 0 citations

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