Comparative Study
doi: 10.1016/0006-291x(74)90286-1.
Evidence that ATP exerts control of the rate of glucose utilization in the intact Escherichia coli cell by altering the cellular level of glucose-6-P, an intermediate known to inhibit glucose transport in vitro
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Comparative Study
Evidence that ATP exerts control of the rate of glucose utilization in the intact Escherichia coli cell by altering the cellular level of glucose-6-P, an intermediate known to inhibit glucose transport in vitro
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