Ethionine as an inhibitor of enzyme systems mediating choline oxidation.
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Choline↗
Biomedical subjects
M E SWENDSEID
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Effect of chloramphenicol administration on rat liver xanthine oxidase.
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Animals↗
Sarcosine oxidase activity of rat liver tissue: effect of folic acid deficiency and induced hyperthyroidism.
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Animals↗
Variations in nucleotidase activity of leukocytes; studies with leukemia patients.
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Biochemical Phenomena↗
The metabolic displacement of folic acid by aminopterin; studies in leukemia patients.
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Aminopterin↗
The nutritional status of folic acid in persons with leukemia and its possible relation to effects of aminopterin therapy.
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Aminopterin↗
Cobalamin (vitamin B12) and the intrinsic factor of Castle.
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Anemia↗
The intracellular distribution of vitamin B12 and folinic acid in mouse liver.
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Animals↗
The concentration of folic acid in leukocytes; observations on normal subjects and persons with leukemia.
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Folic Acid↗
Methylation of nicotinamide in patients with pernicious anemia.
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Anemia↗
A growth factor for L. citrovorum synthesized by hemopoietic tissue reversing aminopterin and chloromycetin inhibition.
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Aminopterin↗
Limits of absorption of orally administered vitamin B12: effect of intrinsic factor sources.
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Corrinoids↗