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. 1962 Mar;82(3):412–417. doi: 10.1042/bj0820412

The number of catalytic sites in creatine phosphokinase as determined by a study of its reactive sulphydryl groups

D C Watts ^1,^*, B R Rabin ¹, E M Crook ¹

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