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[Effect of manganese on transketolase activity and total pentose content in rabbits].

Boechko Ff, Sizonenko Gs

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Different doses of manganese are shown to exert a positive effect on the transketolase activity in the blood serum and in certain tissues as well as on the amount of total pentoses in the blood serum of rabbits. This confirms intensification of the pentose-phosphate exchange of carbohydrates under the effect of manganese.

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Different doses of manganese are shown to exert a positive effect on the transketolase activity in the blood serum and in certain tissues as well as on the amount of total pentoses in the blood serum of rabbits. This confirms intensification of the pentose-phosphate exchange of carbohydrates under the effect of manganese.

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Different doses of manganese are shown to exert a positive effect on the transketolase activity in the blood serum and in certain tissues as well as on the amount of total pentoses in the blood serum of rabbits. This confirms intensification of the pentose-phosphate exchange of carbohydrates under the effect of manganese.

Key concepts: Transketolase, Pentose, Pentose phosphate pathway, Manganese, Transaldolase, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Metabolism

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