Papers by Samuels

File — Box: 3, Folder: 7

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"Organization of Androgen Biosynthesis in the Testis," "Ovarian and Placental Function in Addison's Disease," "Plasma Levels of 17-Hydroxycorticosteroids following the Administration of Adrenal Steroids," "Plasma 17-Hydroxycorticosteroid Levels and Leucocyte Values in the Rhesus Monkey, Including Normal Variation and the Effect of ACTH," "Possible Explanation for Cushing's Syndrome Associated with Adrenal Hyperplasia," "Preparation and Characterization of the Enzyme which converts Testosterone to Androstenedione," "Previous Diet and the Apparent Utilization of Fat in the Absence of the Liver," "Previous Diet and the Role of the Kidney in the Metabolism of the Eviscerated Rat," "Progestins of the Bovine Ovary," "Quantitative Changes in Estrogen Receptor Produced by Chronic DES Treatment of Two Mouse Strains Differing in Susceptibility to Leydig Cell Tumor Induction," "Rate of Metabolism of Cortisol in a Normal Human Male," "Reaction of the Adrenal Cortex to Emotional Stress," "Relation of Ascorbic Acid Metabolism in the Rat to Diets High in Protein, Carbohydrate or Fat," "Relation of Diphosphopyridine Nucleotide and Citrate to the Metabolism of Testosterone by Liver Tissue," "Relation of Nutrition to Mammary Growth After Estradiol Administration to Hypophysectomized Rats," "Relation of the Hypophysis to the Growth of Malignant Tumors. I. The Effect of Hypophysectomy on Transplanted Mammary Carcinoma in the White Rat," "Relation of the Hypophysis to the Growth of Malignant Tumors. II. The Response of Hypophysectomized Rats to Inoculation with the Walker Transplantable Mammary Carcinoma," "Relation of the Hypophysis to the Growth of Malignant Tumors. III. The Effect of Hypophysectomy on Autogenous Tumors," "Relation of the Hypophysis to the Growth of Malignant Tumors. IV. A Study of the Influence of Nutritional Factors on Walker Tumor 256 in Relation to the Effect of Hypophysectomy," "Role of Hormones in the Origin and Control of Abnormal and Neoplastic Growth," "Role of the Liver and Kidneys in the Metabolism of Intravenous Testosterone by Human Subjects," and "Role of the Liver and the Adrenal in Producing Elevated Plasma 17-Hydroxycorticosteroid Levels in Surgery."