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Acid glycosaminoglycan composition of aortic tissue from chickens fed on commercial and on cholesterol-supplemented diets

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Es wird gezeigt, dass die Verteilung von Glukosaminoglykane in der Hühneraorta offenbar im Unterschied zu menschlichem Aortengewebe in Abhängigkeit der topographischen Lage steht. Höchste Gesamtwerte für Glykosaminoglykan wurden in der Brustaorta, niedrigste in der abdominalen Aorta gefunden.

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Farquhar, S., Dunstone, J.R. Acid glycosaminoglycan composition of aortic tissue from chickens fed on commercial and on cholesterol-supplemented diets. Experientia 24, 426–427 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02144365

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