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Cholinesterase in human salivary glands

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Operativ frisch entnommene menschliche Speicheldrüsen (Submaxillaris und Parotis) zeigen Cholinesteraseaktivität. Hauptsächlich werden spezifische Esterasen gefunden. Die Aktivität der männlichen Parotis ist höher als die der weiblichen. Letztere zeigt eine Aktivitätsabnahme mit zunehmendem Alter.

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    B. C. R. Strömbland

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Strömbland, B.C.R. Cholinesterase in human salivary glands. Experientia 15, 426–427 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02157694

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