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A Histochemical Method for Localizing Cholinesterase Activity.

Experimental Biology and Medicine · 1949 · Vol. 70(4) · pp. 617–622

George B. Koelle✉(Johns Hopkins Hospital)Jonas S. Friedenwald(Johns Hopkins Hospital)

Abstract

A histochemical method is presented for localizing ChE activity by incubating tissue sections in a medium containing acetylthiocholine, copper glycinate and copper thiocholine. Results obtained with several tissues containing specific ChE are described and illustrated.

Computational Drug Discovery Methods Cholinesterase and Neurodegenerative DiseasesAcetylthiocholineCopperCholinesteraseChemistryBiochemistryEnzymeChromatographyBiologyOrganic chemistryAché

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CholinesterasesDigestionLiver

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