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The human galanin receptor: ligand-binding and functional characteristics in the Bowes melanoma cell line.
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Coenzyme binding by 3-hydroxybutyrate dehydrogenase, a lipid-requiring enzyme: lecithin acts as an allosteric modulator to enhance the affinity for coenzyme.
The role of phospholipid in the binding of coenzyme, NAD(H), to 3-hydroxybutyrate dehydrogenase, a lipid-requiring membrane enzyme, has been studied with the ultrafiltration binding method, which we…
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Cyanylation of 3-hydroxybutyrate dehydrogenase. The "essential" sulfhydryl group is not involved in catalysis.
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The reactive sulfhydryl is close to the active site of 3-hydroxybutyrate dehydrogenase but is not involved in the catalytic mechanism as studied by fluorescence quenching.
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Determination of dissolved iron in sea water by radioisotope dilution and the chelating agent bathophenanthroline
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An Enzymic Assay for Uric Acid in Serum and Urine Compared with HPLC
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In human serum and urine the procedure correlates well with HPLC and the uricase p-aminophenazone method on the SMAC analyser, and within-run and between-run imprecisions of the enzymic test were higher than for HPLC, but did not exceed 1.2% (CV) and 2.5% ( CV), respectively.
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Lipid-binding properties of synthetic peptide fragments of human apolipoprotein A-II.
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The data suggest that the C-terminal pair of helices of apo A-II, which is the most hydrophobic pair, is responsible for the lipid-binding properties of the entire protein.
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Labelling by axonal transport of myelin-associated proteins in the rabbit visual pathway.
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The results presented underline the importance of choosing appropriate experimental conditions to obtain a consistent labelling pattern of myelin-associated proteins and to investigate the possible mechanism responsible for this phenomenon.
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Determination of transferrin without sample predilution by a turbidimetric assay on Boehringer Mannheim/Hitachi analysis Systems
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The Tina-quant* a transferrin assay has a good analytical performance and enables the convenient determination of transferrin on analysis Systems used for routine clinical chemistry, especially important if a high sample throughput is needed.
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Regional differences in thickness and metabolism of the myelin sheath along the optic nerve and tract of rabbit
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Correction. Comparison of the Determination of Cobalamins in Ocean Waters by Radioisotope Dilution and Bioassay Techniques
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