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1 Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, Boston, Massachusetts
Fifteen compounds previously shown to be capable of inhibiting glycolysis in thin films of salivary sediment were tested to determine whether the inhibitory action was competitive. Lower concentrations of glucose were studied both with and without a corresponding decrease in inhibitor concentration. No evidence for competitive inhibition was observed.
Submitted on November 8, 1964
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