The relevance of the liver in the intermediary metabolism of amino acids.

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Gottschalk, A
Nonnenbruch, W
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ARCHIV FUR EXPERIMENTELLE PATHOLOGIE UND PHARMAKOLOGIE | 1925年 / 105卷
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10.1007/BF02085511
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