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Growth metabolism of diaphragm in Swiss albino mice

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During the postnatal growth of diaphragm in swiss albino mice, a continuous decline in glycogen content reciprocates with the increasing SDH-activity and protein accumulation. An inverse relationship between DNA-contents and the basic protein levels points towards the regulatory behaviour of the latter during protein synthesis. While the variations in the contents of DNA and RNA speak of a feedback mechanism operative between the 2 nucleic acids during the postnatal growth, the fluctuations in RNA appear to be significant in determining the amount of acidic proteins, in this muscle.

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Asotra, K., Malhotra, R.K. Growth metabolism of diaphragm in Swiss albino mice. Experientia 34, 75–77 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01921912

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