Enzyme preparation for serum cardiac glycoside assay

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195 68, 195 99, 1951035R, 1951037, G01N 3114, C07G 702

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ABSTRACT:
A method of assaying serum cardiac glycoside concentrations employing the principle of enzymatic isotope displacement from an enzymatically produced binding enzyme, a serum extract, and a labeled or isotopic cardiac glycoside. The serum extract is prepared by extracting the serum with a halogenated alkane, and partitioning the extract between a buffered solution and an aromatic hydrocarbon having a molecular weight greater than 80. The binding enzyme is made from an enzymatic preparation of whole brain by reacting the preparation with calcium, sodium, magnesium, and ATP.

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