Linnell et al., 1976 - Google Patents
Cobalamins in fibroblasts cultured from normal control subjects and patients with methylmalonic aciduriaLinnell et al., 1976
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- Linnell J
- Matthews D
- Mudd S
- Uhlendorf B
- Wise I
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- Pediatric Research
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Extract: The intracellular content and proportional distribution of B 12 (cobalamin) derivatives in fibroblasts cultured from patients with various forms of methylmalonic aciduria, as well as from normal control subjects, has been determined by a two-dimensional …
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