Biomedical subjects
D STETTEN
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Recent contributions to the understanding of the metabolic defect in gout.
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A study of the nature of glycogen regeneration in the intact animal.
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Formation of acetyl from succinate by rabbit liver slices.
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A simultaneous study of glycine-N15 incorporation into uric acid and heme, and of Fe59 utilization, in a case of gout associated with polycythemia secondary to congenital heart disease.
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A further study of the utilization of dietary glycine nitrogen for uric acid synthesis in gout.
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The relation of dietary nitrogen consumption to the rate of uric acid synthesis in normal and gouty man.
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The metabolism of choline and its conversion to glycine in the rat.
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Evaluation of catabolic pathways of glucose in mammalian systems.
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Recent contributions to the understanding of experimental diabetes.
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Thermodynamic, kinetic and biologic stability.
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Effect of cortisone upon rates of glucose production and oxidation in the rat.
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Studies in alloxan metabolism. I. The distribution and excretion of injected alloxan.
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Glucose synthesis and oxidation in the alloxan-diabetic and cortisone-treated rat.
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Incorporation of glycine nitrogen into uric acid in normal and gouty man.
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