1951
DOI: 10.1021/ja01153a051
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The Isolation in Crystalline Form and Characterization of the Two Isomeric Cytidylic Acids Derived from Yeast Nucleic Acid1

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“…Although not all of these observations were made on each pair of nucleotides, the early assumption, based on ion-exchange behavior, that all a isomers were derivatives of one ribose phosphate structure and all b's of the other was strengthened by the derivation of uridylic acid b from cytidylic acid 18 and by the similarities in the susceptibilities of all a's and all b's to a -specific phosphatase.193…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although not all of these observations were made on each pair of nucleotides, the early assumption, based on ion-exchange behavior, that all a isomers were derivatives of one ribose phosphate structure and all b's of the other was strengthened by the derivation of uridylic acid b from cytidylic acid 18 and by the similarities in the susceptibilities of all a's and all b's to a -specific phosphatase.193…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Loring and co-workers (Loring and Luthy, 1951;Loring, et > 1952aLoring, et > , 1952b to gluco8e-l-P04.…”
Section: Recent Nucleotide Isolationsmentioning
confidence: 97%