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A factor which counteracts the stabilizing activity of acetate ion on ophioxidase at alkaline pH

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Lal-aminoacide oxydase de venin de serpent est très instable en milieu alcalin et les ions d'acetate soutiennent cette inactivation. Le foie de bœuf contient un facteur qui inhibe partiellement l'effet des ions d'acetate. Cette inhibition est en partie de type compétitif.

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  1. The Fels Research Institute and Department of Biochemistry, Temple University School of Medicine, 19140, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

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Paik, W.K., Kim, S. A factor which counteracts the stabilizing activity of acetate ion on ophioxidase at alkaline pH. Experientia 31, 150–151 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01990674

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