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[Interaction of the rat liver glutathione transferase system with 1-phthalimidoazimines].

A V Stulovskiĭ, A. A. Suvorov, E B Maĭzel', Е. В. Розенгарт, A. E. Khovanskikh

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The interaction of rat liver glutathione and glutathione transferase with several 1-phthalimidoazimines is studied. Differences between spontaneous and enzymatic reactions of azimines and reduced glutathione are shown. It is pointed out that the formation of glutathione-azimine complexes takes place in the reaction mixture.

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The interaction of rat liver glutathione and glutathione transferase with several 1-phthalimidoazimines is studied. Differences between spontaneous and enzymatic reactions of azimines and reduced glutathione are shown. It is pointed out that the formation of glutathione-azimine complexes takes place in the reaction mixture.

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The interaction of rat liver glutathione and glutathione transferase with several 1-phthalimidoazimines is studied. Differences between spontaneous and enzymatic reactions of azimines and reduced glutathione are shown. It is pointed out that the formation of glutathione-azimine complexes takes place in the reaction mixture.

Key concepts: Glutathione, Glutathione transferase, Glutathione S-transferase, Chemistry, Transferase, Biochemistry, Glutathione metabolism, Enzyme

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