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Actomyosin Content of the Uterus

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THE methods developed by the Szent-Györgyi school1 offer a possibility of characterizing and explaining the well-known differences which exist between the pregnant and the non-pregnant uterus. I have applied these methods to the study of human and animal uteri under normal conditions, in different stages of pregnancy and in certain pathological cases.

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  1. Szent-Györgyi, A., "Chemistry of Muscular Contraction" (Academic Press, Inc., New York, 1947).

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  1. Biochemical Institute, and No. 2 Women‘s Hospital, University of Budapest,

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CSAPÓ, A. Actomyosin Content of the Uterus. Nature 162, 218–219 (1948). https://doi.org/10.1038/162218a0

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