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Blood ‘Contamination’ of liver homogenates and the liver cathepsines

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Es wurde die Blutmenge in der Rattenleber sowie die Kathepsinaktivität der Leberhomogenate und des Blutes bestimmt. Unter den beschriebenen Bedingungen war die Kathepsinaktivität der Leberhomogenate nicht durch Blutkontamination beeinflusst.

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    D. A. Pragay

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Pragay, D.A. Blood ‘Contamination’ of liver homogenates and the liver cathepsines. Experientia 18, 116–117 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02153845

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