Cytochrome c in Sea-Urchin Eggs.

Borei, Hans; Hammarsten, E.; Reichard, Peter

doi:10.3891/acta.chem.scand.04-1607

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“…Borei (151) was unable to find evidence for the presence of cytochrome-c in sea urchin eggs, although the bands of cytochromes-a and -b can be seen at the temperature of liquid air. The spectrum of suspensions of Trypanosoma cruzi shows strong bands at 556 and 532 mp.…”

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Biological Oxidations

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1952

Annu. Rev. Biochem.

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Section: Cytochrome Systemmentioning

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Biological Oxidations

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1952

Annu. Rev. Biochem.

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“…Later, Rothschild (1949), Borei (1951) and Yeas (1954), using the method of Keilin andHartree (1939, 1949) of intensifying cytochrome bands by cooling the material in liquid air. were able to demonstrate the bands of cytochromes a and h. ./ It was also thought, at one time, that the respiratory system differed qualitatively in unfertilized and fertilized sea urchin eggs, the cytochrome system being inoperative in the former and brought into play upon fertilization (Korr, 1939).…”

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