| XV - XVI |
Untitled - Preface
Kemp RB, Schaarschmidt B |
| 215 - 232 |
Plant Calorimetry .2. Modeling the Differences Between Apples and Oranges
Hansen LD, Hopkin MS, Taylor DK, Anekonda TS, Rank DR, Breidenbach RW, Criddle RS |
| 233 - 245 |
Catabolic Capacity of Saccharomyces-Cerevisiae in Relation to the Physiological-State and Maintenance Requirement
Nilsson A, Larsson C, Gustafsson L |
| 247 - 258 |
Calorimetry of Dual Limitations in Yeast Cultures
Vonstockar U, Larsson C, Marison IW, Cooney MJ |
| 259 - 276 |
A Thermochemical Study of Metabolic Pathways in Activated and Triggered 2C11-12 Mouse Macrophage Hybridoma Cells
Kemp RB, Belicickolsek A, Hoare S, Schmalfeldt M, Townsend C, Evans PM |
| 277 - 283 |
Microcalorimetry in the Screening of Discovery Compounds and in the Investigation of Novel Drug-Delivery Systems
Beezer AE, Mitchell JC, Colegate RM, Scally DJ, Twyman LJ, Willson RJ |
| 285 - 304 |
Microcalorimetric Techniques for the Investigation of Living Plant Materials
Wadso I |
| 305 - 318 |
From Whole-Body to Molecule - An Integrated Approach to the Regulation of Metabolism and Growth
Dauncey MJ |
| 319 - 328 |
Calorimetric Investigations on Mound-Building Birds
Seymour RS |
| 329 - 336 |
Calorimetry in Flying Birds, Using the Wind-Tunnel Technique
Nachtigall W |
| 337 - 352 |
The Advantages and Disadvantages of Direct and Indirect Calorimetry
Battley EH |
| 353 - 358 |
Bioenergetics and Bioremediation of Contaminated Soil
Erickson LE, Davis LC, Narayanan M |
| 359 - 370 |
Entropy Production in Living Systems - From Organisms to Ecosystems
Aoki I |
| XIX - XIX |
Happy Birthday to Lamprecht,Ingolf on His 60th
Boivinet PL |
| XXI - XXII |
Lamprecht,Ingolf - Creative Imagination
Hemminger W, Hohne G |
| XVII - XVIII |
Untitled - Foreword
Kemp R |
