Biochemical Journal · 1950 · 142 citations · 1 references
MedicinePathologyPediatric PathologySteroid BiochemistryToxicologic PathologyClinical Pathology In ToxicologyPorphyrin MetabolismMetabolic PorphyriasPorphyria Pathobiology
INCORPORATION OF -15N INTO COPROPORPHYRIN ETC. 87 found in normals by Shemin & Rittenberg (1946) and London et al. (1949). This would indicate that the turnover rate of the glycine 'pool' is greater in the porphyric than has been found so far in normal sub- jects.
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