1932
DOI: 10.1007/bf01792212
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Glutathionsgehalt und Autolyse bösartiger Geschwülste

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“…Bumm & Appel have indicated in their paper that they believe their results are particularly pertinent because tumour tissue is characterized by an unusually high content of glutathione, and that this probably accounts for the great aerobic glycolysis which normally occurs in tumour tissue. This suggestion is, however, not convincing in view of the considerable disagreement on the question of the glutathione content of tumour tissue [Voegtlin & Thompson, 1926;Yaoi & Nakahara, 1926;Holmes, 1926;Bierich et al 1927;Kennaway & Hieger, 1927;Lecloux et al 1927;Heinlein, 1932;Woodward, 1935].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bumm & Appel have indicated in their paper that they believe their results are particularly pertinent because tumour tissue is characterized by an unusually high content of glutathione, and that this probably accounts for the great aerobic glycolysis which normally occurs in tumour tissue. This suggestion is, however, not convincing in view of the considerable disagreement on the question of the glutathione content of tumour tissue [Voegtlin & Thompson, 1926;Yaoi & Nakahara, 1926;Holmes, 1926;Bierich et al 1927;Kennaway & Hieger, 1927;Lecloux et al 1927;Heinlein, 1932;Woodward, 1935].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%