Studies on bone matrix glycoproteins. Incorporation of (1-14C)glucosamine and plasma (14C)glycoprotein into rabbit cortical bone.

Triffitt, JT; Owen, M

Abstract:

The radioactively labelled constituents present in bone matrix were compared 12 days after injection of either [(14)C]glucosamine or plasma [(14)C]glycoprotein. Both precursors are utilized in the synthesis of organic matrix by bone tissue. Cortical bone from animals injected with [(14)C]glucosamine contains radioactivity derived from glucosamine and plasma glycoproteins and all glycoprotein fractions are labelled. Plasma [(14)C]glycoprotein labels the less acidic glycoproteins to a greater e...

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Triffitt, J. T., & Owen, M. (1973). Studies on bone matrix glycoproteins. Incorporation of (1-14C)glucosamine and plasma (14C)glycoprotein into rabbit cortical bone. The Biochemical Journal, 136(1), 125–134.

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Triffitt, J. T., and M. Owen. “Studies on Bone Matrix Glycoproteins. Incorporation of (1-14C)Glucosamine and Plasma (14C)Glycoprotein into Rabbit Cortical Bone.” The Biochemical Journal, vol. 136, no. 1, 1973, pp. 125–34.

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Triffitt, JT, and M Owen. 1973. “Studies on Bone Matrix Glycoproteins. Incorporation of (1-14C)Glucosamine and Plasma (14C)Glycoprotein into Rabbit Cortical Bone.” The Biochemical Journal 136 (1): 125–34.
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