Published April 1939
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The synthesis and destruction of vitamin B-1, by Phycomyces
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- Bonner, James
- Buchman, Edwin R.
Abstract
In an earlier communication (1) data relative to the in vivo synthesis of vitamin B1, by the isolated pea root have been presented. For a fuller understanding of the physiological economy of the vitamin, some insight also into the modes of disappearance of the substance is indispensable. The accumulated evidence now permits us to present a picture both of in vivo synthesis of the vitamin by Phycomyces Blakesleeanus and of a mechanism by which the vitamin molecule is broken down by the latter organism.
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© 1939 by the National Academy of Sciences. Communicated March 14, 1939. The chemical portion of this work was made possible through a grant from the Research Corporation, for which the authors express their gratitude. The biological testing was carried out with the aid of the Works Progress Administration, Official Project Number 665-07-3-83, Work Project Number 9809.Attached Files
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- PMC1077737
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- 11886
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- 665-07-3- 83, Work Project Number 9809
- Works Progress Administration
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