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Local metabolic response to physio-pathological demands: The pentose phosphate pathway

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On a constaté dans le métabolisme de glucose une augmentation de l'utilisation de la voie oxydative directe dans la paroi de l'estomac durant la digestion, et dans celle des vaisseaux sanguins pendant inflammation, réparation et reconstruction. Les resultats ont été analysés en fonction de leur intérêt pour les problèmes cliniques.

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  1. Laboratory of Biological Chemistry, Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Roma, Italy

    P. Beaconsfield & Antonia Liuzzi

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Investigation was conducted during tenure of Special Research Fellowship (No. 11091), U.S. Public Health Service.

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Beaconsfield, P., Liuzzi, A. Local metabolic response to physio-pathological demands: The pentose phosphate pathway. Experientia 19, 437–438 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02171537

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