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Dihydrothiamine-like substances as experimental artefacts
Biochimica Et Biophysica Acta
|April 7, 1975
Abstract:
Experimental controls have shown that the dihydrothiamine-like substance previously reported as isolated from animal tissues was an artefact. In addition, no evidence is found for the reduction of thiamine by NADH.
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