Prof. Snait Tamir, Dr Faiga Magzal : Nutrition & Human Health
NO-induced oxidative stress and glutathione metabolism in rodent and human cells
S. Luperchio; S. Tamir; S. R. Tannenbaum
1996
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Free Radical Biology and Medicine 1996 Volume 21 Issue 4 Pages 513-519
The role of nitric oxide (NO·) in the carcinogenic process
S. Tamir; S. R. Tannenbaum
1996
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Biochimica et Biophysica Acta - Reviews on Cancer 1996 Volume 1288 Issue 2 Pages F31-F36
DNA damage by nitric oxide
S. Tamir; S. Burney; S. R. Tannenbaum
1996
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Chemical Research in Toxicology 1996 Volume 9 Issue 5 Pages 821-827
Kinetic analysis of the fate of nitric oxide synthesized by macrophages in vitro
R. S. Lewis; S. Tamir; S. R. Tannenbaum; W. M. Deen
1995
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Journal of Biological Chemistry 1995 Volume 270 Issue 49 Pages 29350-29355
Nitric oxide induces oxidative damage in addition to deamination in macrophage DNA
T. DeRojas-Walker; S. Tamir; H. Ji; J. S. Wishnok; S. R. Tannenbaum
1995
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Chemical Research in Toxicology 1995 Volume 8 Issue 3 Pages 473-477
Nitric oxide production in relation to spontaneous B-cell lymphoma and myositis in SJL mice
S. Tamir; T. DeRojas-Walker; A. Gal; A. H. Weller; X. Li; J. G. Fox; G. N. Wogan; S. R. Tannenbaum
1995
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Cancer Research 1995 Volume 55 Issue 19 Pages 4391-4397
Erratum: Influence of delivery rate on the chemistry and biological effects of nitric oxide (Chemical Research in Toxicology (1993) 6, 6, (895-899)
S. Tamir; R. S. Lewis; T. De Rojas Walker; W. M. Deen; J. S. Wishnok; S. R. Tannenbaum
1994
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Chemical Research in Toxicology 1994 Volume 7 Issue 3 Pages 469
Nitric oxide production is intensely and persistently increased in tissue by thermal injury
E. A. Carter; T. Derojas-Walker; S. Tamir; S. R. Tannenbaum; Y. M. Yu; R. G. Tompkins
1994
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Biochemical Journal 1994 Volume 304 Issue 1 Pages 201-204
α1-antitrypsin- and anchorage-independent growth of MCF-7 breast cancer cells
T. H. Finlay; S. Tamir; S. S. Kadner; M. R. Cruz; J. Yavelow; M. Levitz
1993
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Endocrinology 1993 Volume 133 Issue 3 Pages 996-1002
Regulation of antitrypsin and antichymotrypsin synthesis by MCF-7 breast cancer cell sublines
S. Tamir; S. S. Kadner; J. Katz; T. H. Finlay
1990
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Endocrinology 1990 Volume 127 Issue 3 Pages 1319-1328
Long-lived ?MUPA mice show reduced sexual dimorphism in lifespan, and in energy and circadian homeostasis related parameters
Steckler, R, A. Shabtay-Yanai, M. Pinsky, M. Rauch, S. Tamir, and R. Gutman