Zusammenfassung
Geschlechtsunterschiede der alkalischen Phosphatase und unspezifischen Esterase in der Niere der Maus wurden histochemisch dargestellt.
Die Unterschiede betreffen sowohl die Intensität als auch die Verteilung der beiden Enzyme. Die gleichzeitig untersuchte saure Phosphataseaktivität wies keine erkennbaren Geschlechtsunterschiede auf. Auch die alkalische Dünndarmphosphatase und -esterase verhielt sich bei beiden Geschlechtern gleich.
Auf analoge Verhältnisse bei anderen Wirbeltierarten wurde hingewiesen.
Summary
Sex differences of the alkaline phosphatase activity and of the unspezific esterase activity in the kidney of the mouse were demonstrated histochemically
The differences are due both to the intensity and to the distribution of both enzymes. The simultaneously investigated acid phosphatase showed no significant sex differences. The alkaline phosphatase and esterase activities of the intestine were the same in both sexes.
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Deimling, O.v., Baumann, G. Hormonabhängige Enzymverteilung in Geweben. Histochemie 4, 213–221 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00290866
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