Determination of the arginase activities of homogenates of liver and mammary gland: effects of pH and substrate concentration and especially of activation by divalent metal ions

. 1948;43(4):537–549. doi: 10.1042/bj0430537

PMCID: PMC1274772 PMID: 16748448

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