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Action pattern of muscle glycogen synthase

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The action pattern of muscle glycogen synthaseI form was investigated by means of a study of the distribution of radioactive glucosyl units in the glycogen synthesized under variable concentrations of the substrates UDP-glucose and glycogen. A multiple chain mechanism was found to be operative.

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This work was partially supported by U.S. Public Health Service, National Institutes of Health, Grant AM-14334.

A portion of this work was carried out while E. S. was supported by a Fulbright grant awarded by the Comisión de Intercambio Cultural entre España y los Estados Unidos de América. P. Calvo Sotelo, 20, MADRID-1, Spain.

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Salsas, E., Larner, J. Action pattern of muscle glycogen synthase. Mol Cell Biochem 7, 195–199 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01731409

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