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Glycine restores the sensitivity to antibiotics in multidrug-resistant bacteria

Microbiology Spectrum
The management of infections caused by multiresistant bacteria has become of fundamental importance for any medical practice. Glycine is the most common and the simplest non-essential amino acid in humans.
Cesira Giordano, Simona Barnini
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Bilateral and symmetric glycinergic and glutamatergic projections from the LSO to the IC in the CBA/CaH mouse

Frontiers in Neural Circuits
Auditory space has been conceptualized as a matrix of systematically arranged combinations of binaural disparity cues that arise in the superior olivary complex (SOC).
Isabella R. Williams, Isabella R. Williams, David K. Ryugo, David K. Ryugo, David K. Ryugo   +4 more
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Absorption and malabsorption of glycine and glycine peptides in man. [PDF]

Gut, 1968
I J Wise, I L Craft, C W Hyde, Geddes Dm, D M Matthews   +4 more
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Localization of glycine‐2‐C¹⁴ injected into adult female frogs [PDF]

, 1956
Norman E. Kemp
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The Formation of Ellagic Acid from Galloyl-Glycine by Penicillium [PDF]

, 1915
M. Nierenstein
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OXIDATION OF ACETATE, GLUCOSE, OR GLYCINE TO CARBON DIOXIDE IN MICE EXHIBITING THE HEREDITARY OBESITY SYNDROME

, 1958
Ann M. Hughes, Bert M. Tolbert
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ENZYMATIC TRANSAMIDINATION FROM CANAVANINE TO GLYCINE BY HOG KIDNEY EXTRACTS [PDF]

, 1956
Seiichiro Nakatsu
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PATHWAYS OF GLYCINE CATABOLISM IN RAT LIVER

, 1955
Henry I. Nakada, Bernice Friedmann, Sidney Weinhouse   +2 more
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Studies in congenital porphyria. 3. The incorporation of 15N into the haem and glycine of haemoglobin [PDF]

, 1950
C. H. GRAY, I. M. H. Muir, A. Neuberger
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GLYCINE AS A PRECURSOR OF PURINES IN YEAST

, 1948
Richard Abrams, E. Hammarsten, David Shemin   +2 more
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