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. 1994 Jun;75(3):165–168.

Clearance of LDH-5 from the circulation of inbred mice correlates with binding to macrophages.

T Hayashi 1, A L Notkins 1
PMCID: PMC2001804  PMID: 8086313

Abstract

Flow cytometry showed that the enzyme lactate dehydrogenase (LDH-5) binds to peritoneal macrophages. The degree of binding appears to be genetically controlled and varies depending on the inbred strain of mouse. The rate at which LDH-5 is cleared from the circulation correlates with the degree of binding to macrophages. These findings suggest that the binding of LDH-5 to macrophages may serve as an in-vitro index of enzyme clearance.

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