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The Journal of General Physiology, Vol 24, 423-432, Copyright © 1941 by The Rockefeller University Press

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ENZYMES IN ONTOGENESIS (ORTHOPTERA)

XIV. THE ACTION OF PROTEINS ON CERTAIN ACTIVATORS OF PROTYROSINASE



Joseph Hall Bodine 1 and Loren D. Carlson 1

1 From the Zoological Laboratory, State University of Iowa, Iowa City

1. Proteins, when added to activators (sodium oleate. Aerosol) of protyrosinase, greatly decrease the degree of activation.

2. Certain proteins adsorbed on activator micelles are markedly affected by temperature and are rendered more sensitive by ultraviolet light.

3. Ideas are expressed as to the possible nature of activating and inhibiting phenomena especially as they relate to the enzyme tyrosinase.

 Submitted on October 7, 1940


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