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Interrelationships between the human alveolar macrophage and alpha-1-antitrypsin

Cohen et al., 1973

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7146571119929490829
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Cohen A
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The Journal of Clinical Investigation

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Alveolar macrophages lavaged from human lungs contain protease activity at an optimum pH of 3.0 and possibly a lesser peak of activity at pH 5.5. Protease activity measured at pH 4.1 is inhibited by purified alpha-1-antitrypsin. Fluorescent antibody studies of human …
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