Chapter
Chapter 2. The Biochemistry of the Inositol Lipids
pp.：
78 – 102
Chapter 3. The Role of Organ Cultures in the Study of Vitamins and Hormones
pp.：
102 – 150
Chapter 4. Therapy of Gynecological Disorders with Human Gonadotropin
pp.：
150 – 174
Chapter 5. The Biochemistry of Progesterone
pp.：
174 – 226
Chapter 6. The Role of the Brain in the Regulation of Pituitary
pp.：
226 – 282
Chapter 7. Cellular and Molecular Aspects of the Antidiuretic Action of Vasopressins and Related Peptides
pp.：
282 – 380
Chapter 8. International Symposium on Vitamin B6 in Honor of Professor Paul György
pp.：
380 – 388
Chapter 9. Synthesis and Labeling of the Vitamin B6 Group
pp.：
388 – 420
Chapter 10. Phosphorylase and Related Enzymes of Glycogen Metabolism
pp.：
420 – 432
Chapter 11. Comparative Studies on Glutamic-Oxalacetic Transaminases from the Mitochondrial and Soluble Fractions of Mammalian Tissues
pp.：
432 – 466
Chapter 12. Amino Acid Decarboxylation Steps in the Biosynthesis of Norepinephrine, Serotonin, and Histamine
pp.：
466 – 472
Chapter 13. Binding and Reactions of the Vitamin B6 Coenzyme in the Catalytic Center of Aspartate Transaminase
pp.：
472 – 506
Chapter 14. Summary of Session I and Some Notes on the Metabolism of Vitamin B6
pp.：
506 – 516
Chapter 15. Biochemical Pathology of Vitamin B6 Deficiency
pp.：
516 – 524
Chapter 16. γ-Aminobutyric Acid (γABA), Vitamin B6, and Neuronal Function—A Speculative Synthesis
pp.：
524 – 582
Chapter 17. Vitamin B6 and Amino Acids—Recent Research in Animals
pp.：
582 – 602
Chapter 18. Vitamin B6 and Oxalate Metabolism
pp.：
602 – 612
Chapter 19. Relationship of Pyridoxine to Immunological Phenomena
pp.：
612 – 630
Chapter 20. Selective Metabolic and Chemotherapeutic Effects of Vitamin B6 Antimetabolites
pp.：
630 – 664
Chapter 21. Effects of Low Intakes of Vitamin B6 upon Diabetic and Control Rats
pp.：
664 – 676
Chapter 22. Summary and Comment on Tissue Changes in Vitamin B6 Deficiency
pp.：
676 – 680
Chapter 23. Vitamin B6 in Farm Animal Nutrition and Pets
pp.：
680 – 698
Chapter 24. Arteriosclerotic, Dental, and Hepatic Lesions in Pyridoxine-Deficient Monkeys
pp.：
698 – 716
Chapter 25. Effect of Vitamin B6 on Dental Caries in Man
pp.：
716 – 726
Chapter 26. Evidence for a Relative Vitamin B6 Deficiency in Pregnancy and Some Disease States
pp.：
726 – 742
Chapter 27. Pyridoxine-Responsive Anemia—Prototype and Variations on the Theme
pp.：
742 – 776
Chapter 28. Vitamin B6 Metabolism in Infants and Children
pp.：
776 – 808
Chapter 29. Vitamin B6 in Fat Metabolism
pp.：
808 – 818
Chapter 30. The Vitamin B6 Hydrazide Relationship
pp.：
818 – 828
Chapter 31. Human Requirements for Vitamin B6
pp.：
828 – 846
Chapter 32. Recent Developments in the Analysis for Vitamin B6 in Foods
pp.：
846 – 854
Chapter 33. Methods for the Determination of Vitamin B6 in Biological Materials
pp.：
854 – 876
Chapter 34. The Relation of the Vitamin B6 Human Requirement to the Amount in the Diet
pp.：
876 – 896
Chapter 35. The Importance of Vitamin B6 in Human Nutrition
pp.：
896 – 906
Concluding Remarks
pp.：
906 – 908
Author Index
pp.：
908 – 948
Topical Index
pp.：
948 – 962
Vitamins and Hormones
( Volume 22 )
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