Metabolism of Cystine by Merino Sheep Genetically Different in Wool Production IV. Rates of Entry of Cystine Into Plasma, Measured With a Single Intravenous Injection of L- [35S] Cystine, and the Subsequent Incorporation of 35S Into Wool Fibres

Australian Journal of Biological Sciences
doi 10.1071/bi9760513
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