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STUDIES ON ENZYMATIC HISTOCHEMISTRY

David Glick
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DOI: 10.1085/jgp.21.3.289 | Published January 20, 1938
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Abstract

The activity-pH relationship for choline esterase from horse serum, gastric mucosa of the pig, and cat brain was investigated, and an optimum was observed at pH 8.5 in each case.

A micro method for the determination of choline esterase was developed capable of measuring the hydrolysis down to the order of that given by 1 x 10–8 mol of ester.

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    • Accepted: 21 October 1937
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STUDIES ON ENZYMATIC HISTOCHEMISTRY
David Glick
The Journal of General Physiology Jan 1938, 21 (3) 289-295; DOI: 10.1085/jgp.21.3.289

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