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Sex differences in hepatic one-carbon metabolism
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Measurement of the formation of betaine aldehyde and betaine in rat liver mitochondria by a high pressure liquid chromatography-radioenzymatic assay
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Betaine aldehyde, betaine, and choline levels in rat livers during ethanol metabolism
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