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Ishiya, Y. et al., Proceeding of 59th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Biochemical Society, 1986, pp.871. 

Journal of Biochemistry [J. Biochem. (Tokyo)] (1922-). Publisher The Japanese Biochemical Society/Oxford University Press. 

H. Kamin, in Reactivity of Flavins—The Proceedings of a 8ymposium Dedicated to the Late Professor Leonos Michaelis under the Auspices of. the Japanese Biochemical Society (K. Yagi, ed.), p. 137. Univ. Park Press, Baltimore, 1975,... 

Nihon Seika Gakkai, the Japanese Biochemical Society, is associated with the Department of Biochemistry, Medical School, Tokyo University. The society publishes Seikugaku, Biochemistry Ji-, 12). Nippon Butsuri Gakkai, the Society of Japanese Physicists, dates its origin to 1877. With a roster of over 2000 members, it publishes Nippon Butsuri Gakkai shi, the Journal of the Society of Physicists 11). 

Fig. 7. I3C CP-MAS NMR (upper traces) and DD-MAS NMR spectra (lower traces) of l tC=0, Ca and Cp carbons from [ 1,2,3-13C3]Ala-labeled bacteriorhodopsin.81 Reproduced with permission from the Japanese Biochemical Society.

Fig. 9. I3C DD-MAS (A) and CP-MAS (B) NMR spectra of [2-l3C]Ala-labeled bacteriorhodopsin.81 I3C NMR signals resonating at the loop region are from Ala residues in the C terminal a-helix, because those from the loop are completely suppressed.81 Reproduced with permission from the Japanese Biochemical Society.

Fig. 16. I3C NMR spectra of bacterio-opsin (bO) (black traces) as compared with those of bacteriorhodopsin (bR) (gray traces), recorded by the DD-MAS (A) and CP-M AS (B) NMR methods.98 Reproduced with permission from the Japanese Biochemical Society.

The Chemical Society of Japan The Pharmaceutical Society of Japan The Crystallographic Society of Japan The Society of Materials Science. Japan The Japanese Biochemical Society The Biophysical Society of Japan... 

He devoted much energy to the 8th International Symposium on Carbohydrate Chemistry, held in the summer of 1975 in Kyoto. Japanese carbohydrate chemists belonged either to the Agricultural Chemical Society (to which Onodera belonged), the Biochemical Society, the Society of Pharmaceutical Science, or the Chemical Society of Japan. Consequently, the scientific papers, on carbohydrates, from Japan were published in various... 

Japanese Journal of Experimental Mediciney 37, 79-81 Tanner, W. (1969) A Lipid Intermediate in Mannan Biosynthesis in Yeast , Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 35,144-150 Tanner, W., Babczinski, P., Marriott, M., Hasilik, A. Lehle, L. (1979) Glycosylation of Intra- and Extra-cellular Yeast Glycoproteins , Biochemical Society Transactions, 7, 329-31... 

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