1963
DOI: 10.1002/9780470122709.ch6
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Multiple Formen Von Enzymen

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“…This enzyme is tetrameric and consists of two sub-units, A (or M) and B (or H) which in combination or alone, form five isoenzymes B4, AB3, Az B2, A3 B and A4, LDH1.5, respectively, and are controlled by two different genetic loci (Wieland and Pfleiderer -1963). This enzyme is tetrameric and consists of two sub-units, A (or M) and B (or H) which in combination or alone, form five isoenzymes B4, AB3, Az B2, A3 B and A4, LDH1.5, respectively, and are controlled by two different genetic loci (Wieland and Pfleiderer -1963).…”
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“…This enzyme is tetrameric and consists of two sub-units, A (or M) and B (or H) which in combination or alone, form five isoenzymes B4, AB3, Az B2, A3 B and A4, LDH1.5, respectively, and are controlled by two different genetic loci (Wieland and Pfleiderer -1963). This enzyme is tetrameric and consists of two sub-units, A (or M) and B (or H) which in combination or alone, form five isoenzymes B4, AB3, Az B2, A3 B and A4, LDH1.5, respectively, and are controlled by two different genetic loci (Wieland and Pfleiderer -1963).…”
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“…the reversible reaction between lactate and pyruvate, is responsible for maintaining the balance between these two substrates in the system. This enzyme is tetrameric and consists of two sub-units, A (or M) and B (or H) which in combination or alone, form five isoenzymes B4, AB3, Az B2, A3 B and A4, LDH1.5, respectively, and are controlled by two different genetic loci (Wieland and Pfleiderer -1963). However, another LDH isoenzyme (LDH-C4 or LDH-X) believed to belong to another sub-unit under another genetic locus, has been shown to be specific to the testis and spermatozoa (Blanco and Zinkham -1963;Zinkham et al -1964;Baldwin and Temple-Smith -1973;Holmes et al -1973) and to be related to sperm count and motility (Gerez de Burgos et al -1979) by being involved in the energy-supplying metabolic processes (van Dop et al -1977;Storey and Kayne -1977;Gerez de Burgos et al -1978;Blanco -1980).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%