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Mechanism of tryptophane biogenesis and decomposition

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Für den biosynthetischen Vorgang: Indol + Serin → Tryptophan wird ein detaillierter chemischer Reaktionsverlauf vorgeschlagen. Der Verlauf des Abbaus von Tryptophan zu Indol, Brenztraubensäure und Ammoniak wird in ähnlicher Weise gedeutet.

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    J. Harley-Mason

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Harley-Mason, J. Mechanism of tryptophane biogenesis and decomposition. Experientia 10, 134–135 (1954). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02158517

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