The Isoenzymes of Glutathione Transferase
Bengt Mannervik
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Bengt Mannervik
Abstract
Introduction Isoenzymes of GSH Transferase Substrates and Biological Function of GSH Transferases Kinetics and Catalytic Mechanism of GSH Transferases Tissue Distribution of GSH Transferases Primary Protein Structure and Evolution of GSH Transferases In Vitro Translation of GSH Transferase mRNA and Cloning of Corresponding cDNA Biological Control of GSH Transferases Concluding Remarks
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Introduction Isoenzymes of GSH Transferase Substrates and Biological Function of GSH Transferases Kinetics and Catalytic Mechanism of GSH Transferases Tissue Distribution of GSH Transferases Primary Protein Structure and Evolution of GSH Transferases In Vitro Translation of GSH Transferase mRNA and Cloning of Corresponding cDNA Biological Control of GSH Transferases Concluding Remarks
Key concepts: Glutathione transferase, Glutathione, Isozyme, Transferase, Glutathione S-transferase, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Complementary DNA