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Laszt and Vogel have reported1 that they found “that the rate of glycogen phosphorolysis in muscles of alloxan-diabetic rats was increased by 63 per cent after 15 minutes and by 69 per cent after 30 minutes incubation time. By adding insulin in vitro, the rate of glycogen phosphorylation is diminished.”
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Nature, 158, 588 (1946).
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STAEHELIN, D., VOEGTLI, W. Alloxan Diabetes and Glycogen Phosphorolysis in Rats. Nature 160, 363–364 (1947). https://doi.org/10.1038/160363b0
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