Lindner et al., 1952 - Google Patents
Ultraviolet absorption spectra as a tool for diagnosing plant virus diseasesLindner et al., 1952
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- 9507827166708701643
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- Lindner R
- Kirkpatrick H
- Weeks T
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- Science
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Hitherto it has been widely accepted that the Ehrlich aldehyde reacting porphobilinogen, excreted in the urine of acute porphyria cases, is the precursor of both uroporphyrin and the nonporphyrin pigment, por-phobilin. Waldenstrom and Vahlquist (1) reported that the …
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