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Use of Chronically Labeled Animals in the Study of a “Metabolically Inert” Protein

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Published1968
Citations12
References18

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Abstract

References (18)

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1949 • 277 citations

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1956 • 253 citations

THE RATE OF INTERACTION OF THE AMINO ACIDS OF THE DIET WITH THE TISSUE PROTEINS

1949 • 217 citations

The study of metabolic turnover rates by means of isotopic tracers

1953 • 156 citations

Isotopic Studies on Urinary Hydroxyproline as Evidence for Rapidly Catabolized Forms of Collagen in the Young Rat

1961 • 148 citations

INCORPORATION IN VITRO OF RADIOACTIVE CARBON FROM CARBOXYL-LABELED dl-ALANINE AND GLYCINE INTO PROTEINS OF NORMAL AND MALIGNANT RAT LIVERS

1948 • 120 citations

Delay of the Early Inflammatory Response by Cortisone.

1951 • 73 citations

Free Amino Acids and Peptides in Tissues

1964 • 68 citations

STUDIES IN PROTEIN METABOLISM WITH COMPOUNDS LABELED WITH RADIOACTIVE CARBON

1948 • 56 citations

STUDIES IN PROTEIN METABOLISM WITH COMPOUNDS LABELED WITH RADIOACTIVE CARBON

1948 • 50 citations

Studies in protein metabolism with compounds labeled with radioactive carbon; the metabolism of glycine in the rat.

1948 • 50 citations

THE INCORPORATION OF LABELED LYSINE INTO THE PROTEINS OF GUINEA PIG LIVER HOMOGENATE

1949 • 47 citations

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1961 • 40 citations

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1958 • 31 citations

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1966 • 31 citations

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1951 • 6 citations

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