Effect of Hydrocortisone on the Utilization of Tritiated Thymidine for Skeletal Growth in the Rat

Thymidine is a specific precursor of deoxyribo- nucleic acid (DNA) and is utilized for chromosomal replication by the nuclei of cells when they double their DNA interphase

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