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The reactions of catalase in the presence of the notatin system

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Chance, B.·1950·Biochemical Journal

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PANCREATIC ELASTASE 387 split peptide linkages, but acts in rendering the elastin soluble.It is our belief that possibly the long rod-shaped molecules of elastin are transformed into globular ones without the liberation of amino-acids.Verification of this hypothesis requires further in- vestigation.The occurrence of an elastolytic enzyme in the humranor animal organismhasnot beenshownbefore.Eijkman (1904) studied the elastin-dissolving activity of bacteria.He prepared, from the lungs of calves, from ligamenta nuchae and from arteries, culture media with which he demonstrated the lysis of elastin as the result of bacterial action.Bacillus pyocyaneuqs showed the highest activity.SUMMARY 1. Pancreatic extract contains an enzyme which dissolves the elastic fibres of the aorta wall and which is called elastolytic enzyme or elastase. Trypsin prepared according to Kunitz & Northrop (1935-6) has little effect on arteries.3. The elastase dissolves only the elastin in the aorta wall and leaves the collagen unchanged.4. Elastase does not liberate amino-acids from the aorta wall, but insoluble elastin is changed into a soluble protein.5. The pH optimum of the elastase (10.3) is more alkaline than that of trypsin.

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Authors
Chance, B.
Venue
Biochemical Journal
Published
1950-04-01
Volume
46
Issue
4
Pages
387-402
ISSN
0306-3283 (ISSN-L)
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W2271627760
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175
References
0
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7.03
Type
journal article
Language
en
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