3.6.1.7: acylphosphatase
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Word Map on EC 3.6.1.7
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3.6.1.7
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horse
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native-like
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ca2+-atpase
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solfataricus
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trifluoroethanol
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phosphoenzyme
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acylphosphates
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thioflavine
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ototoxicity
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amyloid-like
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protofibrils
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medicine
- 3.6.1.7
- horse
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native-like
- ca2+-atpase
- solfataricus
- trifluoroethanol
- phosphoenzyme
- acylphosphates
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thioflavine
- ototoxicity
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amyloid-like
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protofibrils
- medicine
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Synonyms
1,3-diphosphoglycerate phosphatase, acetic phosphatase, acetyl phosphatase, acetylphosphatase, ACP, AcPDRo2, acyl phosphatase, acyl phosphate phosphohydrolase, Acylphosphatase, erythrocyte isozyme, Acylphosphatase, erythrocyte/testis isozyme, Acylphosphate phosphohydrolase, acylphosphate phosphomonohydrolase, Acyp, ACYP2, carbamoylphosphate phosphatase, carbamyl phosphate phosphatase, Ch1, Ch2, GP 1-3, GP1, GP2, GP3, Ho 1-3, Ho1, Ho2, Ho3, human common-type acylphosphatase, Isozyme CH1, Isozyme CH2, Isozyme TU1, More, muscle-type acylphosphatase 2, native acylphosphatase, PhAcP, phosphatase, acyl, Sso AcP, SSO0887, T1, TT0497
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SYNONYM 
ORGANISM
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LITERATURE
1,3-diphosphoglycerate phosphatase
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acetic phosphatase
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acetyl phosphatase
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acetylphosphatase
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ACP
acyl phosphatase
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acyl phosphate phosphohydrolase
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Acylphosphatase, erythrocyte isozyme
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Acylphosphatase, erythrocyte/testis isozyme
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Acylphosphate phosphohydrolase
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acylphosphate phosphomonohydrolase
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Acyp
carbamoylphosphate phosphatase
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carbamyl phosphate phosphatase
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Ch1
Ch2
Isozyme CH1
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Isozyme CH2
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Isozyme TU1
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PhAcP
phosphatase, acyl
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Sso AcP
SSO0887
TT0497
additional information
ACP
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Ch1
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multiple forms of chicken acylphosphatase, 2 isozymes: Ch1 and Ch2 differ in molecular weight, amino acid composition and kinetic parameters
Ch2
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multiple forms of chicken acylphosphatase, 2 isozymes: Ch1 and Ch2 differ in molecular weight, amino acid composition and kinetic parameters
additional information
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two isoenzymes in all tissues, organs, and cell types checked: 1. muscular isoenzyme, IM, and 2. erythrocyte isoenzyme, IE, on the basis of the cell-type in which they are mostly represented and from which they are purified for the first time
additional information
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two isoenzymatic forms: one prevalent in skeletal and cardiac muscle named muscle type, the other in red blood cells named erythrocyte or common type, even if both isoforms are expressed in all tissues
additional information
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two isoenzymatic forms: one prevalent in skeletal and cardiac muscle named muscle type, the other in red blood cells named erythrocyte or common type, even if both isoforms are expressed in all tissues
additional information
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two isoenzymatic forms: one prevalent in skeletal and cardiac muscle named muscle type, the other in red blood cells named erythrocyte or common type, even if both isoforms are expressed in all tissues
additional information
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two isoenzymes in all tissues, organs, and cell types checked: 1. muscular isoenzyme, IM, and 2. erythrocyte isoenzyme, IE, on the basis of the cell-type in which they are mostly represented and from which they are purified for the first time
additional information
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two isoenzymes in all tissues, organs, and cell types checked: 1. muscular isoenzyme, IM, and 2. erythrocyte isoenzyme, IE, on the basis of the cell-type in which they are mostly represented and from which they are purified for the first time
additional information
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two isoenzymes in all tissues, organs, and cell types checked: 1. muscular isoenzyme, IM, and 2. erythrocyte isoenzyme, IE, on the basis of the cell-type in which they are mostly represented and from which they are purified for the first time
additional information
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each individual of mammals and aves contains two types of acylphosphatase: 1. the muscle-type enzyme, which is localized mainly in skeletal muscle, 2. the common-type enzyme, which is widely distributed in the body, i.e., in skeletal muscle, erythrocyte, brain, heart, liver, kidney, and spleen
additional information
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two isoenzymes in all tissues, organs, and cell types checked: 1. muscular isoenzyme, IM, and 2. erythrocyte isoenzyme, IE, on the basis of the cell-type in which they are mostly represented and from which they are purified for the first time
additional information
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two isoenzymatic forms: one prevalent in skeletal and cardiac muscle named muscle type, the other in red blood cells named erythrocyte or common type, even if both isoforms are expressed in all tissues
additional information
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two isoenzymatic forms: one prevalent in skeletal and cardiac muscle named muscle type, the other in red blood cells named erythrocyte or common type, even if both isoforms are expressed in all tissues
additional information
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two isoenzymatic forms: one prevalent in skeletal and cardiac muscle named muscle type, the other in red blood cells named erythrocyte or common type, even if both isoforms are expressed in all tissues
additional information
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two isoenzymatic forms: one prevalent in skeletal and cardiac muscle named muscle type, the other in red blood cells named erythrocyte or common type, even if both isoforms are expressed in all tissues
additional information
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two isoenzymatic forms: one prevalent in skeletal and cardiac muscle named muscle type, the other in red blood cells named erythrocyte or common type, even if both isoforms are expressed in all tissues
additional information
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two isoenzymatic forms: one prevalent in skeletal and cardiac muscle named muscle type, the other in red blood cells named erythrocyte or common type, even if both isoforms are expressed in all tissues
additional information
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two isoenzymatic forms: one prevalent in skeletal and cardiac muscle named muscle type, the other in red blood cells named erythrocyte or common type, even if both isoforms are expressed in all tissues
additional information
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two isoenzymes in all tissues, organs, and cell types checked: 1. muscular isoenzyme, IM, and 2. erythrocyte isoenzyme, IE, on the basis of the cell-type in which they are mostly represented and from which they are purified for the first time
additional information
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two isoenzymatic forms: one prevalent in skeletal and cardiac muscle named muscle type, the other in red blood cells named erythrocyte or common type, even if both isoforms are expressed in all tissues
additional information
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two isoenzymatic forms: one prevalent in skeletal and cardiac muscle named muscle type, the other in red blood cells named erythrocyte or common type, even if both isoforms are expressed in all tissues
additional information
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two isoenzymes in all tissues, organs, and cell types checked: 1. muscular isoenzyme, IM, and 2. erythrocyte isoenzyme, IE, on the basis of the cell-type in which they are mostly represented and from which they are purified for the first time
additional information
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two isoenzymes in all tissues, organs, and cell types checked: 1. muscular isoenzyme, IM, and 2. erythrocyte isoenzyme, IE, on the basis of the cell-type in which they are mostly represented and from which they are purified for the first time
additional information
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two isoenzymes in all tissues, organs, and cell types checked: 1. muscular isoenzyme, IM, and 2. erythrocyte isoenzyme, IE, on the basis of the cell-type in which they are mostly represented and from which they are purified for the first time
additional information
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two isoenzymes in all tissues, organs, and cell types checked: 1. muscular isoenzyme, IM, and 2. erythrocyte isoenzyme, IE, on the basis of the cell-type in which they are mostly represented and from which they are purified for the first time
additional information
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two isoenzymes: 1. skeletal muscle type, is present in skeletal muscle, heart, brain, liver, and in minor amounts in other tissues, 2. erythrocyte type, from red cells. The two isoenzymes clearly originated from a common ancestral gene, because about 56% of their amino acid positions in sequence are homologous
additional information
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two isoenzymes in all tissues, organs, and cell types checked: 1. muscular isoenzyme, IM, and 2. erythrocyte isoenzyme, IE, on the basis of the cell-type in which they are mostly represented and from which they are purified for the first time
