A simultaneous study of glycine-N15 incorporation into uric acid and heme, and of Fe59 utilization, in a case of gout associated with polycythemia secondary to congenital heart disease.

The American journal of medicine ·Vol. 15 ·No. 6 ·1953-12-00 ·Pages 845-6

YU TF, WASSERMAN LR, BENEDICT JD, BIEN EJ, GUTMAN AB, STETTEN D

Abstract

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Keywords

BLOOD CARDIOVASCULAR DEFECTS CONGENITAL/complications GLYCINE/metabolism GOUT/metabolism in IRON/in blood POLYCYTHEMIA/complications PORPHYRIN URIC ACID/metabolism

MeSH Terms

Blood Cardiovascular Abnormalities/complications Cardiovascular System Glycine/metabolism Gout/metabolism Heart Diseases Heme Humans Iron/blood Polycythemia/complications Porphyrins Uric Acid/metabolism

Chemicals

Porphyrins Uric Acid Heme Iron Glycine

Authors & Affiliations

6 authors, click to expand affiliations / ORCID

YU T F

WASSERMAN L R

BENEDICT J D

BIEN E J

GUTMAN A B

STETTEN D

Article Info

Journal

The American journal of medicine

Abbr.

Am J Med

ISSN

0002-9343

DOI

10.1016/0002-9343(53)90175-2

Published

1953-12-00

Pages

845-6

Language

English

Region

United States

NLM ID

0267200

Subset

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A simultaneous study of glycine-N15 incorporation into uric acid and heme, and of Fe59 utilization, in a case of gout associated with polycythemia secondary to congenital heart disease.

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