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Zur Hemmung der Diaminooxydase (Histaminase)

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It has been found that Aminoguanidine and Hydrazine are at present the most active inhibitors of diamine oxidase from hog kidneys with cadaverine as substrate.

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Schuler, W. Zur Hemmung der Diaminooxydase (Histaminase). Experientia 8, 230–232 (1952). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02170726

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