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Dehydroascorbatase

Known as: Dehydroascorbatase [Chemical/Ingredient] 
Catalyzes the hydrolysis of the gamma lactone, dehydroascorbate, to diketogulonate.
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1992
1992
Sex variation in ascorbic acid catabolism.
Male and female albino rats of same age and body weight were pair fed with laboratory stock diet and ascorbic acid… 
1984
1984
Ascorbic acid in thyroidectomized rats. I) Biosynthesis and catabolism.
Thyroidectomized rats showed a decrease in ascorbic acid and dehydroascorbic acid, with almost no alterations in the… 
1979
1979
Tissue ascorbic acid and a liver dehydroascorbatase in guinea-pigs
The extraction, partial purification and assay of a dehydroascorbatase from guinea-pig liver is described. There was no evidence… 
1978
1978
Studies on L-ascorbic acid metabolism in rats under chronic toxicity due to organophosphorus insecticides: effects of supplementation of L-ascorbic acid in high doses.
The effects of chronic administration of two organophosphorus insecticides, parathion and malathion on the growth rate, ascorbic… 
1974
1974
Effect of male sex hormones on ascorbic acid metabolism in rats.
Castrated male rats were injected intramuscularly with testosterone (5mg/day) and dehydroepiandrosterone (5mg/day) continuously… 
1974
1974
Effect of sex variation on ascorbic acid metabolism in rats.
Male and Female albino rats (wistar strain) were pair fed with laboratory stock diet and their hepatic and urinary ascorbic acid… 
1973
1973
Effect of insulin on the metabolism of L-ascorbic acid in animals.
1973
1973
Effect of hydrocortisone on the metabolism of L-ascorbic acid in rats.
1971
1971
Ascorbic acid metabolism in adrenalectomized rats.
1968
1968
The influence of dietary protein on ascorbic acid metabolism in rats.
1. d-Glucuronolactone reductase, l-gulonolactone oxidase, uronolactonase, dehydroascorbatase, l-gulonate dehydrogenase and l… 
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