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Biochemical and genetic properties of HPRT Cape Town
An unusual partial HPRT deficient mutant, HPRT Cape Town was observed to have a low activity in erythrocyte lysates at high concentrations of the purine substrates, hypoxanthine and guanine. This substrate inhibition was not observed with the substrate PPRP. The low activity was not associated with...
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Division of Chemical Pathology
2017
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