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Studies on amino acid metabolism. II. Blood glycine and total amino acids in various pathological conditions, with observations on the effects of intravenously …

De Vries et al., 1948

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De Vries A
Alexander B
Quamo Y
et al.
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The Journal of clinical investigation

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Glycine plays a role in the metabolism of serine (1), glutamic acid (2), glyoxylic acid (3), uric acid (4-6), lactate (6), creatine (7), glutathione (8), and the porphyrin of hemoglobin (9, 10). The amino acid has been administered, with in-conclusive results, to patients with …
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