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Hepatic and renal neutral angiotensinases

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L'activité de l'angiotensinase neutre contenue dans le suc des cellules hépatiques est inhibée par EDTA ou par PCMS, mais restituée par addition d'ion de calcium ou de composés thioliques. Ces propriétés ressemblent à celles de l'angiotensinase érythrocytaire, mais diffèrent de celles de l'angiotensinase microsomale d'origine rénale laquelle ne nécessite pas la présence de groupes sulfhydryles.

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  1. Research Division, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, 44106, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

    M. Matsunaga & G. M. C. Masson

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Matsunaga, M., Masson, G.M.C. Hepatic and renal neutral angiotensinases. Experientia 26, 1297–1298 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02112988

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