Influence of Testosterone and Polyuridylic Acid on the Incorporation of Phenylalanine into Peptide Linkage by Prostatic Ribosomes
Authors:
- D. A. SilvermanDSD. A. Silverman
- Shutsung LiaoSLShutsung Liao
- H. G. Williams-AshmanHWH. G. Williams-Ashman
- 1 August 1963
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Nature
- Vol. 199 (4895) , 808-809
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