• Biology, Medicine
• Published in Genome 1988
• DOI:10.1139/g88-098

Studies on the expression and evolution of the glycogen phosphorylase gene family in the rat.

@article{Crerar1988StudiesOT,
  title={Studies on the expression and evolution of the glycogen phosphorylase gene family in the rat.},
  author={Michael M. Crerar and John W. Hudson and K E Matthews and E S David and G Brian Golding},
  journal={Genome},
  year={1988},
  volume={30 4},
  pages={
          582-90
        }
}

• Michael M. Crerar, John W. Hudson, +2 authors G Brian Golding

Muscle, liver, and brain glycogen phosphorylases in mammals comprise a family of closely related isozymes that are differentially expressed in a wide variety of cell types. Towards obtaining a better understanding of the mechanisms governing the tissue-specific control of expression of this isozyme family, we used an antibody generated against bovine liver phosphorylase to obtain quantitative estimates of the concentrations of the three isozymes in rat tissues by Western blot analysis. This… CONTINUE READING

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