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1998
The citric acid cycle, together with the electron transport system, constitutes stage III of catabolism (see Figure 8.2), also called cellular respiration. Because the citric acid cycle functions in both catabolism (Figure 11.1) and anabolism (Figure 11.2), we call it an amphibolic pathway.
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The citric acid cycle, together with the electron transport system, constitutes stage III of catabolism (see Figure 8.2), also called cellular respiration. Because the citric acid cycle functions in both catabolism (Figure 11.1) and anabolism (Figure 11.2), we call it an amphibolic pathway.
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2001
In January 1991, Terrance Wilson and Barrie Cox, two top-level officers of the large U.S. agribusiness firm Archer Daniels Midland Company, flew to Europe to meet with representatives of the three largest European manufacturers of citric acid. The two men were unlikely companions.
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In January 1991, Terrance Wilson and Barrie Cox, two top-level officers of the large U.S. agribusiness firm Archer Daniels Midland Company, flew to Europe to meet with representatives of the three largest European manufacturers of citric acid. The two men were unlikely companions.
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International Journal of Food Sciences and Nutrition, 1975
R.E. Hughes, Elonwy Wright
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R.E. Hughes, Elonwy Wright
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The Renal Metabolism of Citric Acid
Acta Medica Scandinavica, 1963Helge Laake, Erling K. Brodwall
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Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine, 1999
G, Isshiki, H, Shintaku
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G, Isshiki, H, Shintaku
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New attachment formation on citric acid and non‐citric acid treated roots
Journal of Periodontal Research, 1984Isidor, Flemming +3 more
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