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Na++K+)-activated ATPase and K+-activatedp-nitrophenyl-phosphatase activities of the nervous system cells in tissue culture

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Les activités ATPasique (Na++K+)-activée etp-nitrophénylphosphatasique K+-activée ont été étudiées dans des cellules du neuroblastome de souris et dans des cellules gliales en culture. L'activité ATPasique (Na++K+) est plus élevée au niveau des cellules gliales. L'activitép-nitrophénylphosphatasique K+-activée est parallèle à celle de l'activité ATPasique (Na++K+) dans un rapport relativement constant avec cette dernière activité enzymatique.

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    V. Stefanovic, J. Ciesielski-Treska, M. Ledig & P. Mandel

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Stefanovic, V., Ciesielski-Treska, J., Ledig, M. et al. Na++K+)-activated ATPase and K+-activatedp-nitrophenyl-phosphatase activities of the nervous system cells in tissue culture. Experientia 31, 807–808 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01938476

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