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An investigation of certain aspects of pyruvate metabolism in man by indirect and direct tolerance tests
The purpose of this project has been to test the postulate that high blood levels of pyruvate encountered in certain conditions such as steroid excess, diabetes mellitus under certain circumstances, and thiamine deficiency, are due to defective removal of pyruvate rather than excessive production. S...
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Department of Medicine
2020
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