Free α-Amino-N Content of Peripheric and Hepatic Venous Blood of Normal Adults

ALTHOUGH the α-amino-N content of human peripheric venous blood in health and liver disease is well known, the amino-acid content of the hepatic venous blood has been investigated only in the lower animals. Comparative quantitative analyses of peripheric and hepatic venous blood of human beings have...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Nature (London) 1964-07, Vol.203 (4941), p.192-192
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