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Cite Journal: The Journal of Cell Biology |  Publication Date: Nov 13, 2006 |
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![][1] Ammonium induces yeast to excrete amino acids. HESS/PLOS Yeast cells pee out amino acids to avoid ammonium toxicity, say David Hess (Princeton University, Princeton, NJ) and colleagues. The group was initially interested in the effect of potassium, not ammonium. But their
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