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Effect of Epinephrine on the Metabolism of the Inositol Phosphatides in Rat Heart in vivo

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EARLY work by Huggins and Cohn1 has shown that a “phosphatidepeptide-like” fraction can be obtained from kidney, heart, salivary glands and other secretory organs. More recently, Andrade and Huggins2 presented data which show that the “phosphatidepeptide-like” fraction contains inositol mono-, di-, and tri-phosphate, which suggests that this fraction could properly be called a phosphoinositide complex.

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  1. Z. N. GAUT & C. G. HUGGINS

    Present address: Special Treatment Unit and Assistant Attending “A” Medical Service, Newark City Hospital, Newark, New Jersey

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GAUT, Z., HUGGINS, C. Effect of Epinephrine on the Metabolism of the Inositol Phosphatides in Rat Heart in vivo. Nature 212, 612–613 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/212612a0

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