1954
DOI: 10.1086/335850
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Glutamic Acid Decarboxylase of Squash and Radish

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“…Acetone or ethanol precipitation inactivated the apoenzyme as has been found previously (3,11). Nevertheless with (NH4)2SOa precipitation the level of activity could never be con~pletely restored since presumably the inhibitor could bind firmly on the enzyme in the short time specific activity of the enzyme after (NH4)aSO.I fractionation in 'healthy' and 'rusted' extracts and the effect of pyridoxal phosphate is given in Table I of a previous paper (23).…”
Section: The E F E C T Of I I~~s Tmentioning
confidence: 59%
“…Acetone or ethanol precipitation inactivated the apoenzyme as has been found previously (3,11). Nevertheless with (NH4)2SOa precipitation the level of activity could never be con~pletely restored since presumably the inhibitor could bind firmly on the enzyme in the short time specific activity of the enzyme after (NH4)aSO.I fractionation in 'healthy' and 'rusted' extracts and the effect of pyridoxal phosphate is given in Table I of a previous paper (23).…”
Section: The E F E C T Of I I~~s Tmentioning
confidence: 59%