The inactivation of folic acid antagonists by normal and leukaemic cells.
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Biochemical Phenomena↗
Biomedical subjects
W JACOBSON
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The nature of aminopterin inactivated by normal and leukaemic tissues.
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Aminopterin↗
Clinical-pathological conference.
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Enteritis↗
The yellow pigment of the argentaffine cells of the mammalian gastro-intestinal tract.
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Animals↗
The mode of action of folic acid antagonists on cells.
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Aminopterin↗
The function of the Leuconostoc citrovorum factor in cell division and the inactivation of aminopterin.
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Aminopterin↗
A folic acid derivative functioning during cell division.
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Cell Division↗
Testing of chemicals for inhibition of the killer action of Paramecium aurelia.
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Ciliophora↗
The haemopoietic activity of folic acid treated with xanthine oxidase.
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Anemia↗
The role of the Leuconostoc citrovorum factor (LCF) in cell division and the mode of action of folic-acid antagonists on normal and leukaemic cells.
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Cell Division↗
Excretion of creatine and creatinine by children.
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Body Fluids↗
An influence of 2,6-diaminopurine upon the content of kappa in Paramecium aurelia, variety 4.
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2-Aminopurine↗
The two types of nucleic acid during mitosis.
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Cell Division↗