Decrease in hexosamine content of epiphyseal plates in experimental lathyrism.
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The effect of inherited chondrodystrophy on the hexosamine content of cartilage from turkey embryos.
The effect of inherited chondrodystrophy on the composition of embryonic turkey cartilage was studied. Cartilage from embryos homozygous for the mutant gene contained less than one-half the normal amount of galactosamine containing mucopolysaccharides. Histological examination also showed that there was a substantial decrease in extracellular matrix content of the chondrodystrophic cartilage.
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Serum hexosamine level in the diagnosis of Hodgkin's disease.
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Amino Sugars↗
Serum hexosamine levels in normal subjects.
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Alkaline phosphatase, total protein, protein-bound hexose and hexosamine changes in serum and wound fluids in surgically-induced subcutaneous wounds in buffalo calves.
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Assay for hexosamine pathway intermediates (uridine diphosphate-N-acetyl amino sugars) in small samples of human muscle tissue.
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Chromatography, High Pressure Liquid↗
[Protein and hexosamine content of the anterior chamber fluid and vitreous body after irradiation of the crystalline lens with low-frequency ultrasound].
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The hexosamine content of serum in pulmonary tuberculosis.
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Biochemical studies on carbohydrates. CLVI. On the sugar components of the hexosamine-containing carbohydrates from gastric cancers, normal human gastric mucosa and human liver and of the glacial acetic acid-soluble proteins from those tissues as well as a metastasis in liver of gastric cancer.
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[Early hydrolyzing compounds containing hexosamine in the human brain].
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Method for the determination of hexosamines in tissues.
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Biochemical studies on carbohydrates. CLXI. Paper partition chromatography of sugars, in particular of hexosamines and hexuronic acids. II.
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[The urinary elimination of hexosamines in the normal subject and in the diabetic].
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Studies on the glycoproteins of the domestic fowl. II. The hexosamine content of certain tissues of the sexually immature pullet and some effects thereon of gonadal hormones.
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Animals↗
[Characteristics of the antigens of nephrotoxic serum; isolation of a fraction containing an hexosamine having marked antigen action].
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The serum mucoproteins, hexosamine and nonhexosamine polysaccharides in fatal hepatitis.
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On protein-bound carbohydrates in human serum; a study on hexosamine and hexose content of electrophoretically separated fractions of normal and pathological sera.
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[Hexosamine synthesis in metaphysial cartilage homogenates].
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