• DOI:10.1042/BJ0600225
Corpus ID: 26251998

Metabolism of ethers in the rabbit. 2. Nuclear-substituted anisoles.

@article{Bray1955MetabolismOE,
  title={Metabolism of ethers in the rabbit. 2. Nuclear-substituted anisoles.},
  author={H. Bray and V. Craddock and W. V. Thorpe},
  journal={The Biochemical journal},
  year={1955},
  volume={60 2},
  pages={
          225-32
        }
}

H. Bray, V. Craddock, W. V. Thorpe

Published 1955

Chemistry, Medicine

The Biochemical journal

known acid phosphatase and acid pyrophosphatase, a potent alkaline pyrophosphatase, active only in the presence ofadded Mg2+, was found to be present in all vegetable tissues tested. Fresh plant products showed more alkaline pyrophosphatase activity than the stored products. The richest sources are green leaves, which also contain large amounts of acid pyrophosphatase. However, some leaves like plantain leaves and grass blades, even though possessing large amounts of alkaline pyrophosphatase… CONTINUE READING

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