Diabetic renal failure and serum accumulation of the creatinine oxidative metabolites creatol and methylguanidine.
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Summary
Analysis of serum CTL, a key intermediate in mammalian Cr catabolism into MG, is shown to offer some useful diagnostic information on CRF, especially in the determination of an initial stage of pathological renal failure.
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- 1996-01-01
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Willow, Colored, Association (psychology), Geography, Political science
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