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ALTHOUGH freshly prepared liver mitochondria are unable to hydrolyse ATP at a perceptible rate1, damaging liver mitochondria is known to bring about ATP hydrolysis2. Deleterious effects of phenylhydrazine on liver have also been reported3,4.
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NATH, M., REDDI, T. & NATH, N. Effect of Phenylhydrazine and Hydrolysed Glucose Cycloacetoacetate on Adenosinetriphosphatase Activity in Liver Mitochondria. Nature 217, 552–553 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1038/217552a0
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