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Things c14 often describes (“c14 ________”)
date,
glucose,
acetate,
glycine,
incorporation,
leucine,
acid,
cholesterol,
metabolism,
bilirubin,
lysine,
phenylalanine,
activity,
cortisol,
methyl,
valine,
thymidine,
uracil,
proline,
testosterone,
acids,
carbon,
ddt,
oxidation,
tyrosine,
progesterone,
glutamate,
estrone,
adenine,
method,
serotonin,
tryptophan,
range,
bond,
nicotine,
dates,
labeled,
methionine,
glycerol,
dopa,
labeling,
uridine,
distribution,
urea,
histidine,
bicarbonate,
galactose,
serine,
label,
estradiol,
atp,
injection,
thymine,
compounds,
carbonate,
utilization,
iaa,
aspartate,
dioxide,
amino,
experiments,
ethanol,
formate,
alter,
rna,
amp,
production,
hydrocortisone,
uptake
How c14 often is described (“________ c14”)
early,
glucose,
acid,
glycine,
acetate,
cholesterol,
late,
leucine,
formate,
lysine,
cortisol,
adenine,
progesterone,
palmitate,
tyrosine,
ethanol,
thymidine,
methyl,
uracil,
phenylalanine,
proline,
valine,
uric,
radioactive,
serine,
galactose,
hydrocortisone,
alanine,
methionine,
atmospheric,
cyanide,
tryptophan,
fluorouracil,
lactate,
uridine,
iaa,
corticosterone,
bilirubin,
glycerol,
phenobarbital,
histidine,
formaldehyde,
bicarbonate,
carboxyl,
diphenylhydantoin,
lived,
dopamine,
ethylene,
concept,
acetic,
glucosamine,
thymine,
xylose,
urea,
hydralazine,
dihydroxyphenylalanine,
fructose,
cytidine,
acetyl
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