A study of the hydrolysis of glycerides as a factor in the mechanism of their transfer across cell membranes

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by  Bryson, Melvin J

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A STUDY OP TEE HYDROLYSIS OF GIirCEAIBES AS A FACTOR IK THE
MBCEAHI3M OF TIZ3I3 TJIA17SPDR ACROSS CELL LZIRIBRAIIOS
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Submitted to the Graduate School of the
Agricultural, and Mechanical College of Texas In
partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
DOCTOR OF IIIIIOSOFHY
May 19b2
Major Subject Biochemistry and Hutrition
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Che author wishes to express his gratitude to pzv
Raymond Reiser for his assistance and valuable suggestions
in this work* He also takes this opportunity to thank Dr,
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Kenaah Schlenk for the preparation of C labeled glycerol
and its estorifIcation with conjugated linoleic acid, and
Mrs. Mary €, HIIlians for her assistance in the lymph
analysis, die author wishes to' express '• thanks to his wif©
for her diligent work in tlio preparation of this manuscript;
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