Vaughan Oosthuizen, Ryno J. Naudé, Willem Oelofsen
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Ostrich α-amylase: Purification and characterization of the pancreatic isoenzymes
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1. Four ostrich pancreatic α-amylase isoenzymes were isolated by isoelectric focusing, following affinity chromatography on cyclohepta-amylose-Sepharose 4B.
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2. Amino acid compositions of the four isoenzymes are very similar with only one charged amino acid (Arg) being significantly different.
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3. The molecular weights, as determined by SDS-PAGE and amino acid composition, are nearly identical (52–53 kDa) for all four isoenzymes.
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4. The four α-amylase isoenzymes appear to be kinetically distinct enzymes with a requirement for calcium.
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5. Ostrich α-amylase isoenzymes appear to be non-glycosylated and contain one free thiol group.