Abstract
THE recent demonstration by Golding and Silver1 that certain sulphonamides act as inhibitors of phosphatase in vitro has led us to present a preliminary report of our investigations on the effect of sulphonamides on bone formation in vivo.
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BENESCH, R., CHANCE, M. & GLYNN, L. Inhibition of Bone Calcification by Sulphonamides. Nature 155, 203–204 (1945). https://doi.org/10.1038/155203a0
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