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Detection of cholinesterase inhibition. The significance of cholinesterase measurements.

Annals of clinical and laboratory science - 1 Jan 2000

Trundle D, Marcial G

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Human cholinesterase exists in two forms--acetylcholinesterase located in tissue microsomes and red blood cells and serum cholinesterase found in serum or plasma. The two enzymes display marked differences in structure, substrate specificity, biological function, and origin. Contemporary methods employ acylthiocholine as substrate for serum cholinesterase and a second coupled reaction of thiocholine and...

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