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The effect of ascorbic acid on the nature and production of collagen and elastin by rat smooth-muscle cells

de Clerck et al., 1980

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de Clerck Y
Jones P
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Biochemical Journal

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1. The effects of various concentrations of ascorbic acid on the quality and quantity of the insoluble extracellular matrices produced by two strains of cultured rat smooth-muscle cells were studied. 2. Ascorbic acid was necessary for the appearance of insoluble collagen in …
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