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Biophysical Journal 7: 187-204 (1967)
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Enzyme-Substrate Reactions in Very High Magnetic Fields. I

B. Rabinovitch, J. E. Maling and M. Weissbluth

ABSTRACT

The availability of very high magnetic fields of up to 170,000 gauss made it worthwhile to pursue the search for a critical change in the rate of four enzyme substrate reactions. The four enzymes were ribonuclease, polyphenol oxidase, peroxidase, and aldolase. The experiments showed that, to within ±3%, no detectable change was observable in the rate of reaction of any of the systems for periods of exposure to the magnetic field of up to 20 min.






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