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... that in all endocrine tissues studied a very active hexose monophosphate pathway is present. The tissues studied include ... In all these specimens of islet tissue an active hexose monophosphate pathway was dem- onstrated. In the tumors ...

... They thus produce active and unreactive forms of compounds; active and unreactive molecules. One of the best-known ... THE CELL 221 9. Action of surf ace-active compounds. Narcosis: The reversible decrease or abolition of irritability ...

... will be nccessary to test representatives of all compounds active in avian malaria againdt spor0201tes. 4 15 1mpossrihle ... most urgent problem now is to find a compound which is active against sporozolte—induced vivax infechions. For this purpose, ...

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