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Identification of a segment containing a reactive cysteine residue in human liver cytoplasmic aldehyde dehydrogenase (isoenzyme E1)

Hempel et al., 1982

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510433057095891789
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Hempel J
Pietruszko R
Fietzek P
Joernvall H
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Biochemistry

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Materials and Methods Protein. Human liver aldehyde dehydrogenase isoenzyme Ej was isolated as described (Hempel et al., 1982). The enzyme used for selective alkylation by iodo [l-14C] acetamide (13.1 mCi/mmol, NewEngland Nuclear) had a specific ac-tivity of …
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