the Lactic Dehydrogenase of the Mammalian Erythrocyte.
The beginning of our knowledge of the enzyme lactic dehydrogenase, dates back to Otto Meyerhof's discovery (1) in 1919, that washed muscle preparations can oxidise lactic acid. The enzyme was obtained in soluble form by Stephenson (2) in 1928, from cultures of E. coli, and Bernheim (3) prepared...
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McGill University
1957
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| Summary: | The beginning of our knowledge of the enzyme lactic dehydrogenase, dates back to Otto Meyerhof's discovery (1) in 1919, that washed muscle preparations can oxidise lactic acid. The enzyme was obtained in soluble form by Stephenson (2) in 1928, from cultures of E. coli, and Bernheim (3) prepared a similar extract from yeast and identified pyruvic acid as the product of the reaction. [...] |
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