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A Crystalline Serum Muco-Protein with High Choline-Esterase Activity

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IN a recent article1, Bader, Schütz and Stacey state: "It appears to be an undecided question whether choline-esterases from different tissues, such as blood and brain, are identical".

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MENDEL, B., RUDNEY, H. & STRELITZ, F. A Crystalline Serum Muco-Protein with High Choline-Esterase Activity. Nature 154, 737 (1944). https://doi.org/10.1038/154737a0

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