R. Gianetto
Abstract
The intracellular distribution of rat-liver β-glucuronidase was studied in the presence of various substrates, namely, phenolphthalein β-glucuronide, p-chlorophenyl β-glucuronide and phenyl β-glucuronide. The pattern of distribution of the enzyme was essentially the same in the presence of the different substrates.
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The intracellular distribution of rat-liver β-glucuronidase was studied in the presence of various substrates, namely, phenolphthalein β-glucuronide, p-chlorophenyl β-glucuronide and phenyl β-glucuronide. The pattern of distribution of the enzyme was essentially the same in the presence of the different substrates.
Key concepts: Glucuronidase, Phenolphthalein, Intracellular, Glucuronide, Distribution (mathematics), Chemistry, Beta-glucuronidase, Enzyme