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METABOLISM OF CYTOSINE, THYMINE, URACIL, AND BARBITURIC ACID BY BACTERIAL ENZYMES

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Published1952
Citations133
References20

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METABOLISM OF PYRIMIDINES BY A SOIL BACTERIUM

1952 • 42 citations

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1951 • 42 citations

ENZYMATIC FORMATION OF BARBITURIC ACID FROM URACIL AND OF 5-METHYLBARBITURIC ACID FROM THYMINE

1951 • 35 citations

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1939 • 34 citations

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1930 • 23 citations

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1950 • 18 citations

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