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THE oxidation of tyramine in the liver has been investigated in vivo by Ewins & Laidlaw [1910] and in vitro by Hare [1928] and Bernheim [1931]. The former workers found that in feeding and liver perfusion experiments tyramine disappeared and p-hydroxyphenylacetic acid could be recovered from the urine and perfusates. Hare and Bernheim, using the Barcroft and Warburg mano- metric techniques, studied the oxidation of tyramine by liver extracts and " suspensions ".
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