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Muscle: A new ATPase shown to be uncoupled calcium pump ATPase

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THE ATPase described by Maruyama and Ishikawa-Katsuki (1966) is shown to be uncoupled calcium pump ATPase.

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    P. F. Duggan

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Duggan, P.F. Muscle: A new ATPase shown to be uncoupled calcium pump ATPase. IJMS 140, 71–78 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02937175

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