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The molecular genetics of mammalian glucuronidase [PDF]

Journal of Cellular Physiology, 1975
The genetic factors known to be involved in the final realization of beta-glucuronidase activity in mice are considered from the standpoint of structural genes determining the catalytic activity of enzyme molecules as well as the recognition features of enzyme molecules that identify them for subsequent processing by the cell; processing genes ...
Paigen, K, Swank, R T, Tomino, S, Ganschow, R E   +3 more
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Genetic control of glucuronidase in mice

Biochemical Genetics, 1970
Two electrophoretically distinct components of glucuronidase have been resolved in extracts of murine liver. A mutation which results in a ten-fold reduction in liver glucuronidase activity leads to a reduction in intensity of both components. Since the substrate dependencies of both mutant (gg) and wild-type (GG) glucuronidase have previously been ...
Ganschow, R E, Bunker, B G
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Genetic Regulation of Mammalian Glucuronidase

1978
Publisher Summary Glucuronidase is useful in dividing mutations into four categories: structural genes, regulatory genes, processing genes, and temporal genes. This chapter discusses regulatory genes that affect the synthesis of mouse kidney glucuronidase in response to androgens.
Swank, R T, Paigen, K, Davey, R, Chapman, V, Labarca, C, Watson, G, Ganschow, R, Brandt, E J, Novak, E   +8 more
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Preparation and Properties of β-Glucuronidase

1959
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the preparation and properties of β–glucuronidase. All mammalian tissues contain a group-specific enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of the biosynthetic β-D-glucopyranosiduronic acids of all types to the aglycons and D-glucuronic acid.
C.A. Marsh, G. A. Levvy
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β-Glucuronidase and Tissue Damage

Nature, 1947
After repeated feeding of menthol to mice, Fishman1 obtained results which on statistical examination showed an increase in β-glucuronidase in liver, spleen and kidney as compared with organs from untreated animals. Similar results were obtained in dogs fed with borneol.
Lynda M. H. Kerr, G. A. Levvy
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 -Glucuronidase Activities in Cerebrospinal Fluid

Archives of Neurology, 1964
Introduction β-Glucuronidase is a widely distributed enzyme which acts in acid pH optimum to hydrolyze the β-glycosidic bond between glucuronic acid and a variety of other moieties, including steroids, many hydroxylated aromatic compounds, and sugar derivatives. Its activities are particularly high in reproductive organs, 1 circulating leukocytes, 2,3
Norman Allen, Elizabeth Reagan
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Mucopolysaccharidosis VII: ?-Glucuronidase deficiency

Human Genetics, 1974
An 18-month-old female showed a markedly decreased activity of the lysosomal enzyme β-D-glucuronidase in cultured fibroblasts, leucocytes, and serum. In obligate heterozygotes, the serum and leucocyte β-D-glucuronidase activity was decreased to approximately 50% of the control values. Clinically, the patient had a mild facial dysmorphism reminiscent of
E. Gilbert, M. Cantz, J. Gehler, M Tolksdorf, Jürgen Spranger, H. Drube   +5 more
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Beta glucuronidase short‐term immunotherapy

Allergy, 2003
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Di Stanislao C., ANGELINI, FEDERICA, Gagliardi M. C., Di Bernardino L., Fundaro' C., Galli E., ROSSI, PAOLO   +6 more
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Beta-Glucuronidase

Science, 1948
L D, Odell, W H, Fishman, W R, Hepner
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A Coenzyme of Spleen β-Glucuronidase [PDF]

Science, 1950
Peter Bernfeld, William H. Fishman
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