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The Distribution of Sialic Acid in Selected Tissues and Body Fluids During the Female Reproductive Cycle
An intriguing and dynamic chapter in the history of biochemical research concerns the acylated derivatives of neuraminic acid, the so-called "sialic acids." These substances have been found to occur naturally as constituents of a wide variety of mucoproteins, mucolipids, and related compounds. Becau
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