“…The experiments of Bhoola et al (Bhoola & Ogle, 1966;Bhoola, i969;Bhoola & Heap, 1970) and of Erdos et al (Chiang, Erd6s, Miwa, Tague & Coalson, 1968;Erd6s, Tague & Miwa, 1968;Geipert & Erd6s, 1971) showed that kallikrein is present in organelles resembling zymogen granules in the submandibular salivary gland of many mammals. These conclusions were arrived at by isolating populations of organelles by differential and density gradient centrifugation oftissue homogenates, measuring the kallikrein concentrations of the fractions, and then examining them under the electron Y. HOJIMA AND OTHERS microscope.…”