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ATPases of the amine storing granules from bovine adrenal medulla and splenic nerves are inhibited by Tl+++ 3×10−5 and 5×10−6 M, respectively. Tl+ up to 10−3 M is ineffective. By T1+++ in concentrations of 10−4 M or more, proteins are precipitated, so that the enzyme inhibiton by these concentrations is unspecific. If T1+ is oxidized to Tl+++ in the organism, the inhibition of granular ATPase may be responsible for the alterations of the catecholamine metabolism observed in thallium intoxication.
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Burger, A., Starke, K. Beeinflussung der ATPase aminspeichernder Granula von Nebennierenmark und Milznerven durch Thallium. Experientia 25, 578–579 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01896519
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