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In this issue of , Sunden et al. develop an enzymatic assay to measure UDP-GlcNAc levels from cells and tissue. By reporting on the level of the substrate itself, this approach can potentially enhance the fields' understanding of UDP-GlcNAc concentration under a variety of conditions.
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