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IN a previous paper [Chibnall and Channon, 1927] it was shown that the ether extract of cabbage leaf cytoplasm contains very little, if any, phospholipin, in the commonly accepted use of this term. The major part of the ether- soluble phosphorus was present as the calcium salt of a diglyceridephosphoric acid of the type CH2O-COR
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