Ruth Arav

Background

Ruth Arav (nee Ruth Margalith) was born on January 28, 1942, in Israel.

Education

Ruth Arav graduated from Hebrew University with Bachelor's degree in chemistry, then got Masters's degree in physical chemistry from the Weizmann Institute of Science and finished Tel Aviv University with Doctor's degree in biochemistry.

Career

Ruth Arav graduated from 3 universities with degrees in chemistry. She continued her scientific work and published articles in scientific journals.

Works

• article

  • A fluorescence method for estimation of toxemia: Binding capacity of lipoproteins and albumin in plasma

    1998

  • Involvement of the Oxygen Storage Protein Myoglobin in Muscle Damage under Oxidative Stress

    1998

  • Degradation of Myosin by Enzymes of the Digestive System: Comparison between Native and Oxidatively Cross-Linked Protein

    1996

  • Combined effects of ATP and its analogs on the membrane permeability in transformed mouse fibroblasts

    1996

  • Purification and characterization of acetyl esterase from bull testes

    1988

  • ATP analogues induce membrane permeabilization in transformed mouse fibroblasts

    1985

• monography

  • An OUI cause in Biochemistry: Biochemistry 1 - Proteins

  • An OUI cause in Physiology - the Physiology of Man

Connections

Ruth Arav married with 3 children.

colleague:

Yury Miller

colleague:

Nurith Shaklai