Valproate-induced alterations of coenzyme A and coenzyme A ester concentrations in human kidney tubules metabolizing glutamine
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Author: Durozard D Martin G Baverel G.
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Abstract: Valproate-induced alterations of coenzyme A and coenzyme A ester concentrations in human kidney tubules metabolizing glutamine. Durozard D, Martin G, Baverel G. Laboratoire de Physiologie R?nale et M?tabolique, INSERM U80, Lyon, France. PMID: 1756631 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
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