Nira R. Roberts

May Institute — United States

Medicine · Health Sciences

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Research Topics

Cholinesterase and Neurodegenerative Diseases(2), Food Quality and Safety Studies(2), Chemical Reactions and Isotopes(2), Parkinson's Disease Mechanisms and Treatments(1), Electrochemical sensors and biosensors(1)

Publications13 total

Quantitative Histochemistry of Retina
Journal of Biological Chemistry·1961· 181 citedOpen Access
CORTICOSTEROIDS AND TRANSAMINASE ACTIVITY: THE SPECIFICITY OF THE GLUT AMI C-PYRU VIC TRANSAMINASE RESPONSE<sup>1</sup>
Endocrinology·1959· 45 cited
Glucocorticosteroids and Transaminase Activity
Journal of Biological Chemistry·1959· 244 citedOpen Access
ENZYME ACTIVITIES OF GIANT SQUID AXOPLASM AND AXON SHEATH*
Journal of Neurochemistry·1958· 57 cited
THE QUANTITATIVE HISTOCHEMISTRY OF THE BRAIN
Journal of Biological Chemistry·1958· 179 citedOpen Access
An Enzymatic Basis for the Gluconeogenic Action of Hydrocortisone
Science·1958· 108 cited
An Enzymatic Basis for the Gluconeogenic Action of Hydrocortisone
Science·1958· 10 cited
THE FLUOROMETRIC MEASUREMENT OF PYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDES
Journal of Biological Chemistry·1957· 532 citedOpen Access
THE ANALYSIS OF SINGLE CELLS
Journal of Biological Chemistry·1956· 154 citedOpen Access
THE QUANTITATIVE HISTOCHEMISTRY OF THE RETINA
Journal of Biological Chemistry·1956· 915 citedOpen Access
MICRODETERMINATION OF α-KETO ACIDS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO MALIC, LACTIC, AND GLUTAMIC DEHYDROGENASES IN BRAIN
Journal of Biological Chemistry·1956· 73 citedOpen Access
THE QUANTITATIVE HISTOCHEMISTRY OF BRAIN
Journal of Biological Chemistry·1954· 1.0k citedOpen Access
THE QUANTITATIVE HISTOCHEMISTRY OF BRAIN
Journal of Biological Chemistry·1954· 812 citedOpen Access

Frequent Co-authors

Oliver H. Lowry(8), Fred S. Rosen(4), Charles A. Nichol(4), Louis E. Budnick(3), Meiling Wu(2), Elizabeth J. Crawford(2), Joyce I. Kapphahn(2), Mei-Ling W. Chang(2), Katherine Y. Leiner(1), A. Farr(1), Charles Lewis(1), Walter S. Hixon(1), Demoy W. Schulz(1), Jane E. Clow(1), James R. Clark(1), Mary V. Buell(1), Eli Robins(1), Kathryn M. Eydt(1), David E. Smith(1), R. Coelho(1)