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ATP formation from deoxyadenosine in human erythrocytes: evidence for a hitherto unidentified route involving adenine and S-adenosylhomocysteine hydrolase

Simmonds et al., 1989

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15748771085825415085
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Simmonds H
Fairbanks L
Duley J
Morris G
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Bioscience Reports

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A novel route of ATP formation has been identified using erythrocytes from patients deficient in four different enzymes associated with ATP formation. It entails prior adenine production from deoxyadenosine (or adenosine) in a reaction involving S-adenosylhomocysteine …
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