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Foliar application of citric acid alleviates lead toxicity and enhances physiological resilience in tomato seedlings. [PDF]
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Multi-omics reveals glucose repression of citric acid catabolism in Pichia kudriavzevii. [PDF]
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Anesthesia & Analgesia, 1955
Ten years ago the possibility of clinical citric acid intoxication during the transfusion of citrated blood was thought to be negligible. 1 Shortly thereafter the development of exchange transfusion techniques, with the replacement of two or three times an infant's (or adult's) blood volume, brought attention to this problem again.
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Ten years ago the possibility of clinical citric acid intoxication during the transfusion of citrated blood was thought to be negligible. 1 Shortly thereafter the development of exchange transfusion techniques, with the replacement of two or three times an infant's (or adult's) blood volume, brought attention to this problem again.
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Nature, 1948
THE discovery of citric acid in mammalian semen is due to Schersten1,2, who was also the first to point out that the acid originates in the accessory glands of reproduction, chiefly the seminal vesicles. In this respect citric acid resembles another more recently discovered component of semen, namely, fructose3, which has similarly been shown to be ...
G F, HUMPHREY, T, MANN
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THE discovery of citric acid in mammalian semen is due to Schersten1,2, who was also the first to point out that the acid originates in the accessory glands of reproduction, chiefly the seminal vesicles. In this respect citric acid resembles another more recently discovered component of semen, namely, fructose3, which has similarly been shown to be ...
G F, HUMPHREY, T, MANN
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Thyrocalcitonin and citric acid
Experientia, 1970Thyreocalcitonin, das neue Kalzium und Phosphor senkende Hormon, wurde auf seine Wirkung auf den Zitronensauregehalt von Plasma, Nieren und Knochen untersucht. Dabei wurde eine Senkung der Zitronensaure im Plasma festgestellt, nicht aber eine solche in Knochen und Niere.
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2007
Citric acid is a commodity chemical produced and consumed throughout The World. It is used mainly in the food and beverage industry, primarily as an acidulant. Although it is one of the oldest industrial fermentations, its World production is still in rapid increasing. Global production of citric acid in 2007 was over 1.6 million tones. Biochemistry of
Marin, Berovic, Matic, Legisa
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Citric acid is a commodity chemical produced and consumed throughout The World. It is used mainly in the food and beverage industry, primarily as an acidulant. Although it is one of the oldest industrial fermentations, its World production is still in rapid increasing. Global production of citric acid in 2007 was over 1.6 million tones. Biochemistry of
Marin, Berovic, Matic, Legisa
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[Analysis of citric acid and citrates. Citric acid and urolithiasis].
Zeitschrift fur Urologie und Nephrologie, 1980In the first part the physico-chemical, analytic chemical and physiologic biochemical properties of the citric acid are discussed. In the second part the author enters the role of the citric acid in the formation of uric calculi. In the third part is reported on the individual methods of the determination of citric acid and the method practised in the ...
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