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Factors affecting polyamine excretion from mammalian cells in culture: inhibitors of polyamine biosynthesis

Wallace et al., 1986

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Wallace H
Keir H
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Canavanine, diaminopropane, α-methylornithine and methylglyoxal bis (guanylhydrazone) decreased the intracellular polyamine concentrations in growing baby hamster kidney cells. Each of the inhibitors also prevented polyamine efflux into the extracellular medium …
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