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Anticatalytic assays were poor indicators of homology.
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- indicators of homologye0
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e0“Anticatalytic assays were poor indicators of homology.”
Title
James M. Conroy; David C. Borzelleca; Leslie A. McDonell PLANT PHYSIOLOGY 1982. doi:10.1104/pp.69.1.28
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- Observation Antisera cross-reacted with all tested isoperoxidases.
- Observation Basic radish peroxidase showed 73 to 81% homology with basic horseradish peroxidase.
- Observation Turnip basic peroxidases showed 49 to 54% cross-reaction.
- Observation Carrot basic peroxidases showed 41 to 46% cross-reaction.
- Observation Basic peroxidase cross-reactions between plants exceeded acidic horseradish isoenzyme cross-reactions of 30 to 35%.
- Observation Antibodies inhibited catalytic activity only for basic radish peroxidase.