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G. Popják

National Institute for Medical Research

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Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics | 1954

Biosynthesis of squalene and cholesterol in vitro from acetate-1-C14.

G. Popják

Abstract 1. 1. The biosynthesis of squalene and cholesterol from acetate-1-C 14 by rat liver slices and by ovarian tissues of the laying hen has been described. 2. 2. The relationship between the specific activity of endogenous squalene and cholesterol in the liver slice experiments excluded the possibility that squalene per se is the precursor of cholesterol.

Biochemical Journal | 1951

Mode of formation of milk fatty acids from acetate in the goat

G. Popják; T. H. French; G. D. Hunter; A. J. P. Martin

Biochemical Journal | 1951

Utilization of acetate for milk-fat synthesis in the lactating goat

G. Popják; T. H. French; S. J. Folley

Biochemical Journal | 1950

Extrahepatic lipid synthesis.

G. Popják; Marie-Louise Beeckmans

Biochemical Journal | 1955

Biosynthesis of fatty acids in cell-free preparations. 2. Synthesis of fatty acids from acetate by a soluble enzyme system prepared from rat mammary gland

G. Popják; Alisa Tietz

Biochemical Journal | 1954

Biosynthesis of fatty acids by slices and cell-free suspensions of mammary gland.

G. Popják; Alisa Tietz

Biochemical Journal | 1951

Synthesis of milk fat from acetic acid (CH314COOH) by the perfused isolated bovine udder

A. T. Cowie; W. G. Duncombe; S. J. Folley; T. H. French; R. F. Glascock; L. Massart; G. Peeters; G. Popják

Biochemical Journal | 1950

Synthesis of cholesterol and fatty acids in foetuses and in mammary glands of pregnant rabbits

G. Popják; Marie-Louise Beeckmans

Biochemical Journal | 1950

Are phospholipins transmitted through the placenta

G. Popják; Marie-Louise Beeckmans

Biochemical Journal | 1953

Studies of cholesterol biosynthesis. 1. A new chemical degradation of cholesterol

J. W. Cornforth; G. D. Hunter; G. Popják

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S. J. Folley

University of Reading

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J. W. Cornforth

Royal Dutch Shell

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R. F. Glascock

University of Reading

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T. H. French

National Institute for Medical Research

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A. T. Cowie

University of Reading

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W. G. Duncombe

University of Reading

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Alisa Tietz

National Institute for Medical Research

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G. Peeters

Ghent University

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L. Massart

Ghent University

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