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Evidence for 2 types of Mg++-ATPase in the peribacteroid membrane from glycine max root nodules
Author

Bassarab, Stefan

Mellor, Robert B.

Werner, Dietrich

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189 - 196

abstract

Peribacteroid membrane Mg++-dependent ATPase had higher activity at pH 8 than at pH 6 without K+. K+ stimulated the activity at pH 6 to a greater extent than at pH 8. Neither VO3- nor NO3- alone could inhibit the ATPase activity more than 40 % at either pH, but together resulted in a 52-63 % inhibition at either pH. These results were similar to those obtained using a mixture of plasmamembrane and Golgi membranes as enzyme source.

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