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Serum Cholinesterase: Genetics, Enzymology, Diagnostic Use and the Association with Clinical Disordes, pharmacologists, and clinicians, particularly hepatologists. Recent molecular biological investigations have thrown light on new facets of this plasma enzyme. Some of them will be reported, and a number of still open questions discussed, preferably under clinical aspects, without claiming compreh

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Lipid Feeding and Serum Esterasese feeding of a cholesterol-rich diet causes an increased activity of serum total esterase in rats, rabbits and mice. Cholesterol loading of rats, but not rabbits, lowers serum butyrylcholinesterase activity. The activity or level of a fast anodal serum esterase zone in rats (ES-1) and mice (ES-2) is

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Liver Carboxylesterases: Topogenesis of Intracellular and Secreted Formsand xenobiotics. Carboxylesterases act also, in vitro, on endogenous lipid substrates, but the physiological meaning of their action on these compounds is still unclear [1, 2]. Most liver carboxylesterases reside in the lumen of the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) where they are either free, or loosely b

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The Human Serum Paraoxonase Polymorphism and Atherosclerosisty and one with high activity. Paraoxonase prevents lipid peroxide generation during the Cu. catalysed oxidation of LDL . and may therefore contribute to the . protection by HDL against the development of atherosclerosis. The presence of different allozymes of paraoxonase in the population may contr