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Studies on the glycogen phosphorylase system

Name: Studies on the glycogen phosphorylase system
Creator: Busby, S

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Doctoral thesis 01 Jan 1975 United Kingdom English Publisher:University of Oxford

Authors: Busby, S;

doi: 10.5287/ora-qxanzdegp

Studies on the glycogen phosphorylase system

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The rabbit muscle glycogen phosphorylase system consists of a complex set of interacting macromolecules and ligands. In vivo it is responsible for the regulated phosphorolysis of glycogen. This thesis describes some new approaches, based on the use of spectroscopic techniques, to the study of the regulation of the system ... [see pdf file for full abstract].

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