Diffusion of inorganic phosphate into and out of the skeletal muscles and bones of the frog.

The Journal of physiology ·Vol. 79 ·No. 1 ·1933-07-28 ·Pages 31-48

Eggleton MG

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Eggleton M G

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The influence of exercise on the inorganic phosphates of the blood and urine.
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The physiological significance of "phosphagen".
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The concentration and diffusion of inorganic phosphate in living muscle.
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Article Info

Journal

The Journal of physiology

Abbr.

J Physiol

ISSN

0022-3751

DOI

Published

1933-07-28

Pages

31-48

Language

English

Region

England

NLM ID

0266262

PMCID

PMC1394928

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