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Early experimentsof Clowes and Krahl' indicated that dinitrophenol permits oxygen consumption and yet interferes with cell division of the sea urchin egg.Later studies of Hotchkiss2 pointed to an interference of dinitrophenol with phosphate uptake in respiring yeast.The recent work of Loomis and Lipmann has identified the property of dinitrophenol to uncouple the interlocked processes of respiration and phosphorylation.DNP, molar concentration
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