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The Pathogenesis of Cystinuria. II. Polarographic Studies of the Metabolism of Sulphur-Containing Amino-Acids

C. E. Dent, B. Senior, J.M. Walshe

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All stones removed surgically were shown to be of cystine on analysis. CystinuricUrine, M&g./min.540.0 4

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All stones removed surgically were shown to be of cystine on analysis. CystinuricUrine, M&g./min.540.0 4

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All stones removed surgically were shown to be of cystine on analysis. CystinuricUrine, M&g./min.540.0 4

Key concepts: Cystinuria, Cystine, Urine, Cysteine, Chemistry, Methionine, Metabolism, Amino acid

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