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J. Cory, G. Weinbaum, R. Suhadolnik (1967)
Multiple forms of calf serum adenosine deaminase.Archives of biochemistry and biophysics, 118 2
T.G Brady, Catherine O'Donovan (1965)
A STUDY OF THE TISSUE DISTRIBUTION OF ADENOSINE DEAMINASE IN SIX MAMMAL SPECIES.Comparative biochemistry and physiology, 14
E. Conway, R. Cooke (1939)
The deaminases of adenosine and adenylic acid in blood and tissues.The Biochemical journal, 33 4
(1942)
Adenosine deaminaae
T. Brady, W. O'Connell (1962)
A purification of adenosine deaminase from the superficial mucosa of calf intestine.Biochimica et biophysica acta, 62
Summary 1 A new and specific method for the study of adenosine deaminase isozymes is described. 2 Examination of red‐cell lysates has revealed three genetically determined electrophoretically different ADA phenotypes: ADA 1, ADA 2–1 and ADA 2. 3 Family studies indicate that these phenotypes are determined by two alleles, ADA1 and ADA2 at an autosomal locus. 4 Preliminary population data suggest that ADA2 has a frequency of about 0.06 in European, 0.04 in Negroes and 0.11 in Asiatic Indians. 5 The behaviour of the ADA isozyme pattern on storage or after treatment with thiol reagents suggests the occurrence of reactive sulphydryl groups in the enzyme molecules.
Annals of Human Genetics – Wiley
Published: Jul 1, 1968
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