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Decrease in Hexosamine Content of Epiphyseal Plates in Experimental Lathyrism.

ALESSANDRO A. CASTELLANI, C. Castellani-Bisi

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The content of hexosamine and hydroxyproline in epiphyseal plates of lathyric and normal rabbits has been determined. A significant decrease (36%) of hexosamine was found in cartilage from experimental animals. Only small differences for hydroxyproline have been observed between experimental and control cartilage.

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The content of hexosamine and hydroxyproline in epiphyseal plates of lathyric and normal rabbits has been determined. A significant decrease (36%) of hexosamine was found in cartilage from experimental animals. Only small differences for hydroxyproline have been observed between experimental and control cartilage.

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The content of hexosamine and hydroxyproline in epiphyseal plates of lathyric and normal rabbits has been determined. A significant decrease (36%) of hexosamine was found in cartilage from experimental animals. Only small differences for hydroxyproline have been observed between experimental and control cartilage.

Key concepts: Lathyrism, Hydroxyproline, Hexosamines, Cartilage, Chemistry, Endocrinology, Internal medicine, Biology

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