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• W328219093 abstract "The four classes of proteinases, that is, carboxyl, thiol, serine, and metallo include the catalytic mechanisms of virtually every known proteolytic enzyme. It is necessary to keep in mind that impure preparations of enzymes give rise to special problems of classification. The activities of several proteinases may be superimposed, endogenous inhibitors may be in the system, the specific inhibitors being used as probes may be destroyed by other components present in the mixture, or the inhibitor being tested may act on another proteinase that is, in turn, an activator or inactivator of the enzyme in question. This chapter describes secreted and cell-associated serine esterases for macrophages. The best-characterized serine proteinases are plasminogen activator and the complement proteinases. A number of precautions apply to the classification of macrophage proteinases and the assignment of a putative proteolytic enzyme to macrophages. The activity of macrophage proteinases is a balance of the synthesis of enzymes, activation of proenzymes, synthesis of enzyme inhibitors, complexing of enzyme with inhibitors, and degradation of one enzyme by the other proteinases." @default.
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• W328219093 date "1981-01-01" @default.
• W328219093 modified "2023-09-25" @default.
• W328219093 title "CHARACTERIZATION AND CLASSIFICATION OF MACROPHAGE PROTEINASES AND PROTEINASE INHIBITORS" @default.
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