Abstract:The kinetics of inhibition of proteinase-free human renin and of pepsin by the
carboxyl proteinase inhibitor pepstatin have been examined. Inhibition was of the tightbinding
type with both enzymes. Inhibition of crude human renin was of the classical, freely
reversible type, but most of the renin-like activity of the preparation was due to contaminating
proteinases which could be separated chromatographically from the renin. These results
clarify previous kinetic studies of pepstatin inhibition of human renin.
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