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... pantothenic acid , in the absence of which the acetate level of the cells decreases sharply . For example , in rats deprived of sufficient pantothenic acid , the cellular acetate level drops about 40 per cent . Strangely , very little ...
... pantothenic acid , in the absence of which the acetate level of the cells decreases sharply . For example , in rats deprived of sufficient pantothenic acid , the cellular acetate level drops about 40 per cent . Strangely , very little ...
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... pantothenic acid had on Bob's personality was most likely due to a sharp increase in his cellular acetate level . Both his loss of intellectual interests and his lost ambition probably resulted from the inability of his brain cells to ...
... pantothenic acid had on Bob's personality was most likely due to a sharp increase in his cellular acetate level . Both his loss of intellectual interests and his lost ambition probably resulted from the inability of his brain cells to ...
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... Pantothenic acid is a constituent of coenzyme A , which , together with a specific protein apoenzyme , functions in several reversible acety- lation reactions in fat , protein , and carbohydrate metabolism . As noted above , the first ...
... Pantothenic acid is a constituent of coenzyme A , which , together with a specific protein apoenzyme , functions in several reversible acety- lation reactions in fat , protein , and carbohydrate metabolism . As noted above , the first ...
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Psychochemical Responses in Everyday Life | 16 |
Personality Strength and Nutrition | 61 |
Discovering Your Psychochemical Type | 72 |
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