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Trypsin-kinase in blood

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A clear picture of the proteolytic system existing in blood has been presented.

The possibility of the presence of a trypsin-kinase in blood has been discussed.

The red blood cells and the platelets have been examined for the presence of trypsin-kinase.

Red blood cells do not contain the kinase.

The experiments reported in this paper strongly suggest the presence of trypsin-kinase in platelets, which is capable of liberating the trypsin from the inhibitor compound present in acetone precipitated plasma proteins.

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  1. Biochemical Standardization Laboratory, Government of India, Calcutta

    N. K. Iyengar

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Communicated by Prof. G. Sankaran

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Iyengar, N.K. Trypsin-kinase in blood. Proc. Indian Acad. Sci. 15, 106–111 (1942). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03048524

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