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Effects of pyridoxal and indoleacetate on cell uptake of amino acids and potassium
1954
Journal of Biological Chemistry
Pyridoxal was recently found in this laboratory to increase the extent to which amino acids can be concentrated from a suspending fluid by the Ehrlich mouse ascites carcinoma cell (2). In the present study of this activity, we have encountered a second group of stimulating substances, including indoleacetic acid and other auxin-like structures. The action of these two dissimilar classes, pyridoxal on one hand and the aromatic acids on the other, has been found to have in common effects upon the
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