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Influence of nutritional conditions on the cellular RNA metabolismin vivo andin vitro

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Es wird der Einfluss von Stoff-wechselbedingungen auf die RNS-Synthese in intakten Zellenin vivo undin vitro mittels32P-Markierung und einer säulenchromatographischen Fraktionierung der isolierten RNS untersucht.

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  1. Laboratorium der Stiftung zur Erforschung der spinalen Kinderlähmung und der Multiplen Sklerose, Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany

    H. Kubinski, G. Koch & B. Hieronymi

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Kubinski, H., Koch, G. & Hieronymi, B. Influence of nutritional conditions on the cellular RNA metabolismin vivo andin vitro. Experientia 19, 311–312 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02150426

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