Carbonic anhydrase activity of acinar cells separated from guinea pig submandibular gland.
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Biomedical subjects
C E Pinheiro
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[Preliminary study on the content of fluorine content of waters of the Pereiras region (São Pauli State, Brazil)].
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[Reduction of surface solubility of rat molars (Rattus Norvegicus var. albinus-Rodentia Mammalia) treated by yttrium in different periods of dental development].
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[Catecholamines and dental caries].
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[Effect of osmotic pressure on human teeth: I-Appraisal of superficial lactic acid].
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[Effect of the administration of citrates on the occurrence of caries in rats].
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[Effect of calcium citrate administration in the diet of pregnant rats on the incidence of caries in the offspring].
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[Influence of vasodilator drugs on the incidence of dental caries in rats (author's transl)].
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[Influence of dietary salt concentrations on the incidence of caries in rats].
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[The "in vitro" calcium uptake by demineralized dentin, treated directly with calcium hydroxide or previously submitted to other treatments (author's transl)].
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Purification and characterization of carbonic anhydrase from the bovine submandibular gland.
In this paper the authors describe the purification and characterization of a single molecular form of carbonic anhydrase from the bovine submandibular gland. This enzyme has a high specific activity for the hydration of CO2, a molecular weight of 29,500 dalton and a isoelectric pH of 4.9. It is found in a high concentration in the bovine salivary glands. Its possible physiologic role in the secretion of saliva is discussed.
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