1942
DOI: 10.1042/bj0360113
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The adenosinetriphosphatase activity of myosin preparations

Abstract: ft has been known for many years that muscle contraction is accompanied by appearance of equivalent amounts of inorganic phosphate and free creatine, creatinephosphate disappearing. Until the work of Lohmann [1934] using muscle extract, this process was regarded as an enzymic hydrolysis of creatinephosphate, going on with liberation of energy. But Lohmann showed that the breakdown of creatinephosphate is a composite process, requiring the presence in the extract of adenylic acid and adenosinetriphosphatase:(I… Show more

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“…Preparation of Adenosinetripkosphate.--Adenosinetriphosphate was prepared from rabbit or horse muscle by a modification of themethod of Lohmann (1931) as described by D. M. Needham (1942). In some cases the ATP was further purified as described by Kerr and Seraidarian (1941).…”
Section: Dainty Kleinzeller~ Lawrence Mialli Needham~mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Preparation of Adenosinetripkosphate.--Adenosinetriphosphate was prepared from rabbit or horse muscle by a modification of themethod of Lohmann (1931) as described by D. M. Needham (1942). In some cases the ATP was further purified as described by Kerr and Seraidarian (1941).…”
Section: Dainty Kleinzeller~ Lawrence Mialli Needham~mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…for 20 minutes before the addition of ATP, the fall of/~ was reduced from 50 per cent to 26.5 per cent, the return to the original value was completed in 1 hour, and the phosphorolysis inhibited 62 per cent. Since we know (D. M. Needham, 1942;Bailey, 1942) that Ca'. greatly activates adenosinetriphosphatase, a better way of inactivating the enzyme would be to free it entirely from this ion, perhaps by dissolving it as a sol in oxalate and vigorously centrifuging, but we have not so far succeeded in experiments along this line3 It will, however, be seen from Table X that the return time with CaITP is shorter than with NaITP.…”
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“…The dibarium salt of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) was prepared by the method of Needham (1942) and converted into monobarium ATP (Kerr, 1941). Foruse,solutionsofpotassiumATPwerepreparedby removing the barium with Amberlite IR-100 (H form) and neutralizing to pH6-8withKOH.…”
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