mansoni ATP diphosphohydrolases (EC 3.6.1.5), also known as
apyrases or SmATPDases, are ecto-enzymes localized on the external tegument surface of S.
[P2Y.sub.12] or [P2Y.sub.1] inhibitors reduce platelet deposition in a microfluidic model of thrombosis while
apyrase lacks efficacy under flow conditions.
First, degradation of purines (ATP and ADP) by
apyrase reduces basal microglial motility [31].
moubatin and related lipocalins;
apyrase; savignin and related kunitz-type proteins; variegin; variabilin
Shigella
apyrase - a novel variant of bacterial acid phosphatase?
Also, neutrophilic inflammation was abrogated when airway ATP levels were locally neutralized using
apyrase, an ATP diphosphohydrolase.
Finally,
apyrase (0.8U/ml) an enzyme which hydrolyses ATP and ADP did not affect pomolic acid relaxation.
People possess an
apyrase similar to the ones in bloodsucking insects, but it normally degrades compounds other than ADP.
The Pyrosequencing reaction began with the addition of enzymes (DNA polymerase exonuclease-deficient,
apyrase, luciferase, ATP sulfurylase) and substrates (adenosine 5'-phosphosulfate and luciferin) to each well.