The bulletin of the Yamaguchi Medical School

Continued by:Medical Science & Innovation
EISSN:2758-5441

Back to Top

The bulletin of the Yamaguchi Medical School Volume 5 Issue 1
published_at 1957-04-30

STUDIES ON ACYLASE : Ⅰ. DIFFERENTIATION OF ACYLASE FROM OTHER PEPTIDASES

STUDIES ON ACYLASE : Ⅰ. DIFFERENTIATION OF ACYLASE FROM OTHER PEPTIDASES
Hosoda Tsutomu
fulltext
627 KB
A020005000104.pdf
Descriptions
Optimal pH for the hydrolysis of acetylglycine and diglycine by kidney extract were 7.0 and 8.0, respectively high speed crntrifugation. Thus they could be ascribed to the different enzymes: acylase and dipeptidase. By acid treatment the former was most inactivated and by heating, the latter. By a partial purification of acylase, it was enriched about 30 times, while the dipeptidase remained unchanged. Effects of various substance on the kidney acylase were examined.