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In vitro Incorporation of Acetate-I-14C into the Leucocyte Lipids following a High Protein or Fatty Meal

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THE role of leucocytes in lipid metabolism has been confirmed1–4; moreover, their special role during lipæmia has been emphasized5,6. In a previous communication7, results have been given concerning the lipid metabolism of blood cells during post-alimentary lipæmia.

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  1. Department of Clinical Therapeutics, University of Athens (Alexandra Hospital),

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  2. Department of Biology, Greek Nuclear Centre ‘Democritos’, Athens

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MIRAS, C., MANTZOS, J. & SAMARA, V. In vitro Incorporation of Acetate-I-14C into the Leucocyte Lipids following a High Protein or Fatty Meal. Nature 202, 801–803 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1038/202801a0

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