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Abstract
A modified glycogen procedure has been presented for the determination of serum β-amylase
activity. The method uses a stable glycogen buffered substrate, and the amount of
amyloclastic activity can be determined by the use of any of several methods for the
determination of glucose or total reducing substance. The procedure is simple, rapid,
and accurate.
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Received:
March 18,
1954
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© 1954 Published by Elsevier Inc.
