Kinetic studies on alkaline phosphatase from liver of the baboon, Papio ursinus

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1. 1. Alkaline phosphatase was partially purified from livers of baboons that had undergone transplant operations and had raised enzyme levels. 2. 2. The Michaelis constants for p-nitrophenyl phosphate at pH 10·17 and 9·0 and for phenolphthalein monophosphate at pH 9·9 were 0·44, and 2·71 mM respectively. 3. 3. The enzyme was inhibited uncompetitively by l(+)-alanine, l(-)-phenylalanine, imidazole, l(+)-leucine, l(+)-lysine, l(+)-arginine and l(+)-homoarginine; the compounds are listed in order of increasing inhibitory capacity. 4. 4. l(+)-Cysteine and l(-)-histidine inhibited non-competitively. 5. 5. Magnesium ions activated the enzyme, whilst EDTA was inhibitory. 6. 6. The time for half-inactivation of this enzyme at 58° C. was 32 minutes. 7. 7. The isoelectric point was pH 4·3-4·6. © 1973.

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Hammond, K. D., Balinsky, D., Bersohn, I., & Jersky, J. (1973). Kinetic studies on alkaline phosphatase from liver of the baboon, Papio ursinus. International Journal of Biochemistry, 4(23), 511–520. https://doi.org/10.1016/0020-711X(73)90097-9

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