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THE electrophoretic mobility of glutamic–oxalacetic acid transaminase in blood serum has been found to be between those for α2- and β-globulins1. In our experiments2 the glutamic–oxalacetic acid transaminase was associated mainly with α2-globulins. This communication deals with this transaminase and glutamic-pyruvic acid transaminase and their relations to serum protein fractions.
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ŠEVELA, M. Determination of Transaminase Activity of Serum Protein Fractions separated by Paper Electrophoresis. Nature 181, 915–916 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1038/181915b0
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