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T1 0-85 Sentence denotes Synthesis and degradation of fructose diphosphate aldolase isoenzymes in avian brain.
T1 0-85 Sentence denotes Synthesis and degradation of fructose diphosphate aldolase isoenzymes in avian brain.
T2 86-301 Sentence denotes The intraccellular proteins of animal cells are continuously turning over; therefore, the concentration of a given protein is regulated both at the level of protein synthesis and at the level of protein degradation.
T2 86-301 Sentence denotes The intraccellular proteins of animal cells are continuously turning over; therefore, the concentration of a given protein is regulated both at the level of protein synthesis and at the level of protein degradation.
T3 302-476 Sentence denotes Studies on the relative rates of turnover of isoenzymes, such as those of aldolase and lactate dehydrogenase, may help to clarify the mechanisms involved in protein turnover.
T3 302-476 Sentence denotes Studies on the relative rates of turnover of isoenzymes, such as those of aldolase and lactate dehydrogenase, may help to clarify the mechanisms involved in protein turnover.
T4 477-667 Sentence denotes The isoenzymes and subunit types are very similar proteins, and are located within the same intracellular compartments; yet, the concentrations of these proteins are independently regulated.
T4 477-667 Sentence denotes The isoenzymes and subunit types are very similar proteins, and are located within the same intracellular compartments; yet, the concentrations of these proteins are independently regulated.
T5 668-800 Sentence denotes The present paper describes the roles of synthesis and degradation in regulating aldolase isoenzyme concentrations in avian brain...
T5 668-800 Sentence denotes The present paper describes the roles of synthesis and degradation in regulating aldolase isoenzyme concentrations in avian brain...