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The molecular weight of pig liver microsomal carboxylesterase. [Arch Biochem Biophys. 1973]
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Pig liver esterase. Physical properties.
Pig liver esterase. Physical properties.
Biochemistry. 1969 Oct ;8(10):3879-89.

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