Tsukamoto_1998_Toxicol.Lett_101_447

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Title : Effects of halothane and supporting membrane lipids on the activity of acetylcholinesterase - Tsukamoto_1998_Toxicol.Lett_101_447
Author(s) : Tsukamoto I , Yokono S , Komatsu H , Ogli K
Ref : Toxicol Lett , 101 :447 , 1998
Abstract :

1. The activity of acetylcholinesterase in the human erythrocyte membrane was measured with and without halothane. 2. To evaluate the roles of the supporting membrane lipids, the enzyme protein was solubilized from the membrane with a surfactant, Triton X-100. 3. It is confirmed that membrane lipids alter the activation energy of the enzyme bound to the membrane, and strengthen the effects of halothane and Triton X-100 on the enzyme activity by providing a high concentration field of them around the enzyme.

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Tsukamoto I, Yokono S, Komatsu H, Ogli K (1998)
Effects of halothane and supporting membrane lipids on the activity of acetylcholinesterase
Toxicol Lett 101 :447

Tsukamoto I, Yokono S, Komatsu H, Ogli K (1998)
Toxicol Lett 101 :447