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views have been written and symposia held in order to systematize the plethora of evidence made available. However, the approaches employed to study the secretory process have been so diverse that it is difficult, if not impossible, for one individual or even a group of individuals to keep abreast o

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Role of Cyclic AMP in the Secretory Process,tion into the hyperglycemic action of epinephrine. They observed in this cell-free system that cyclic AMP, like epinephrine, is capable of activating liver phosphorylase, and this finding led to the important discovery that the glycogenolytic effect of epinephrine is mediated by cyclic AMP.

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