Biochemical Journal · 1957 · 49 citations · 10 references
Life SciencesBiochemistryChemical KineticsEnzymologyProtein BiochemistryEnzyme InhibitionEnzyme KineticsMichaelis-menten KineticsEnzyme Inhibition KineticsInhibition KineticsKinetic Data Analysis
407 the shoot apex (95 %) and the lowest in the cotyle- dons (43 %). The cotyledons are no longer the main source of inositol in the plant. In the ungerrninated seed 5-2 % of the inositol is in the free state, whereas in the young plant this has risen to 74 %. There has been an over-all increase of 910%0 in the free inositol, after taking account of the losses in dry weight on germination, but a loss of 16-2 % in the total ino- sitol. This result is in contrast with that of Cheldelin & Lane (1943), who found that with lima beans germinated for 48 hr. an increase in inositol occurred. Since their method of determining inositol was that of digestion with papain and Taka diastase, their result is open to criticism.
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David F. Waugh · Advances in protein chemistry · 1954 · 568 citations
Pancreatic trypsin inhibitor. 2. Reaction with trypsin
N. M. Green, Elizabeth Work · Biochemical Journal · 1953 · 292 citations · Full text
Naturally Occurring Trypsin Inhibitors
M. Laskowski, M. Laskowski · Advances in protein chemistry · 1954 · 173 citations