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Some histological aspects of connective tissue metabolism in acute scorbutus

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Connective tissue growth stimulated by carrageenin. 3. The nature and amount of polysaccharide produced in normal and scorbutic guinea pigs and the metabolism of a chondroitin sulphuric acid fraction

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Ascorbic acid and the formation of collagen

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Poly saccharide formation in repair tissue during ascorbic acid deficiency

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Biosynthesis of collagen; the influence of ascorbic acid on the proline, hydroxyproline, glycine, and collagen content of regenerating guinea pig skin

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Some histological aspects of connective tissue metabolism in acute scorbutus

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