Studies on the metabolism of animals on a carbohydrate-free diet: The distribution of glycogen and fat in the liver of animals fed on a carbohydrate-free diet

. 1930;24(5):1390–1399. doi: 10.1042/bj0241390

Studies on the metabolism of animals on a carbohydrate-free diet

The distribution of glycogen and fat in the liver of animals fed on a carbohydrate-free diet

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