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On the adenosintriphosphatase activity of the particulates of the egg of the sea urchinParacentrotus lividus

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I particolati delle uova vergini di riccio di mare possono essere separati, a mezzo della centrifugazione differenziale, in due frazioni, una fortemente ed una scarsamente pigmentata. La prima mostra una attività ATPasica attivata da Mg con un massimo a pH 8.2; il massimo della seconda è invece a pH 6.4. Nelle preparazioni contenenti i due tipi di particolati si ritrovano i due massimi.

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    C. M. B. Ricotta

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Ricotta, C.M.B. On the adenosintriphosphatase activity of the particulates of the egg of the sea urchinParacentrotus lividus. Experientia 13, 491–492 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02159414

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