1929
DOI: 10.1042/bj0230237
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The preparation and use of the bone phosphatase

Abstract: THE phosphatase obtained from the bones of growing animals has proved very useful in the study of the chemical composition of phosphoric esters of biochemical interest. By its aid the phosphoric acid groups may be quanti

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“…Certain of these were found to be capable of completely destroying biological activity. The various enzyme preparations tested included highly active phosphatases obtained from rabbit bone by the method of Martland and Robison (15) and from swine kidney as described by (16). In addition, a preparation made from the intestinal mucosa of dogs by Levene and Dillon (17) and containing a polynucleotidase for thymus nucleic acid was used.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Certain of these were found to be capable of completely destroying biological activity. The various enzyme preparations tested included highly active phosphatases obtained from rabbit bone by the method of Martland and Robison (15) and from swine kidney as described by (16). In addition, a preparation made from the intestinal mucosa of dogs by Levene and Dillon (17) and containing a polynucleotidase for thymus nucleic acid was used.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Certain of these were found to be capable of completely destroying biological activity. The various enzyme preparations tested included highly active phosphatases obtained from rabbit bone by the method of Martland and Robison (15) and from swine kidney as described by…”
Section: Analysis Of Purified Transforming Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Certain of these were found to be capable of completely destroying biological activity. The various enzyme preparations tested included highly active phosphatases obtained from rabbit bone by the method of Martland and Robison (15) and from swine kidney as described by (16). In addition, a preparation made from the intestinal mucosa of dogs by Levene and Dillon (17) and containing a polynucleotidase for thymus nucleic acid was used.…”
Section: Analysis Of Purified Transforming Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%