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Comparative Study

. 1968 Oct 10;243(19):5202-6.

Enzymatic conversion of squalene to cholesterol by an acetone powder of rat liver microsomes

T J Scallen, W J Dean, M W Schuster

PMID: 4386511

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Comparative Study

Enzymatic conversion of squalene to cholesterol by an acetone powder of rat liver microsomes

T J Scallen et al. J Biol Chem. 1968.

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. 1968 Oct 10;243(19):5202-6.

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T J Scallen, W J Dean, M W Schuster

PMID: 4386511

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