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The interactions between caffeine, guanosine and adenosine related to the induction of respiration-deficient yeast

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Nagai, S., Nagai, H. The interactions between caffeine, guanosine and adenosine related to the induction of respiration-deficient yeast. Naturwissenschaften 45, 577 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00639129

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