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Zur Frage der Ascorbinsäure-Synthese in der Leber des menschlichen Feten und Frühgeborenen

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In isolierten Mikrosomen der Leber von acht menschlichen Frühgeborenen und vier Feten im Alter von durchschnittlich 4 Monaten ließ sich unter optimalen Test-bedingungen keine Gulonolactonoxydaseaktivität nachweisen.

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Gulonolactone oxidase activity was not detectable under optimal test conditions in isolated liver microsomes of 8 human premature infants and 4 fetuses, average age 4 months.

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    S. Hollmann & J. Neubaur

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Hollmann, S., Neubaur, J. Zur Frage der Ascorbinsäure-Synthese in der Leber des menschlichen Feten und Frühgeborenen. Klin Wochenschr 44, 722–723 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01790800

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