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E Davis
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Specificity of creatine in the control of muscle protein synthesis.
This study provides additional evidence that creatine, an end product of contraction unique to muscle, is involved in the control of muscle protein synthesis. Creatine is shown to stimulate selectively the rate of synthesis of two major contractile proteins, actin and myosin heavy chain, in cultures of differentiating skeletal muscle. Creatine affects only the rate of synthesis and not the rate of degradation. Several creatine analogs are as effective as creatine in stimulating muscle protein synthesis, creatinine and amino acids such as arginine and glycine are not. Creatine stimulates myosin heavy chain synthesis twofold in cultures of embryonic muscle grown in either normal or dialyzed media.
A familial X-22 translocation with an extra X chromosome.
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Treating a Chinese girl suffering from tuberculosis.
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Temporal lobectomy for epilepsy -- a follow-up.
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[Editorial: Rheumatic polymyalgia or arteritic polymyalgia].
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Subacute spongioform encephalopathy--a clinical and pathological study with attention to liver involvement.
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Studies of the metabolism of dapsone in man and experimental animals: formation of N-hydroxy metabolites.
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The small blood vessels in chemical diabetes.
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An evaluation of clinical biomicroscopy of the small blood vessels.
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The effects of xanthinol nicotinate on the small blood vessels.
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Microvascular pathology in patients with abnormal glucose tolerance.
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[Medical research priorities and obligations].
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[The permeability of capillaries].
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A genetic study of rheumatic fever clustering in families.
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