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. 1985 Sep;82(18):6080–6084. doi: 10.1073/pnas.82.18.6080

Human placental alkaline phosphatase in liver and intestine.

E Garattini, J Margolis, E Heimer, A Felix, S Udenfriend
PMCID: PMC390703  PMID: 3862120

Abstract

Three distinct forms of human alkaline phosphatase, presumably isozymes, are known, each apparently associated with a specific tissue. These are placental, intestinal, and liver (kidney and bone). We have used a specific immunoassay and HPLC to show that placental alkaline phosphatase is also present in extracts of liver and intestine in appreciable amounts.

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