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Malachite Green Lipid Phosphatase assay.(Immunological Reagents And Assays Focus)
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Bioscience Technology
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June 1, 2004
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Malachite Green Lipid Phosphatase assays offer a nonradioactive alternative for measuring specific phosphatase activities. Seven phosphatase substrates are available. The assay is designed for in vitro measurement of lipid phosphatase activity by detecting free phosphate...
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