… content is several orders of magnitude higher than that of erythrocytes. In … enzyme levels in
erythrocyte membranes and the possible mode of action of membrane-associated enzymes in …

… In this section we will examine the biochemical aspects of three erythrocyte membrane
enzymes which have been the subject of intensive investigation in recent years, …

… .7, 8 These findings suggest, but do not prove, that proteolytic enzymes within the red cell
destroy excess hemoglobin chains and thus may protect the cells from the deleterious effects …

… of enzymes in human erythrocyte membranes. … Studies were directed at determining
whether there was a specific organization of enzymes in erythrocyte membranes. Membranes …

… of membrane … for the efficient fusion of erythrocytes, may be catalyzed by these enzymes.
There is also evidence … that suggest a role for these enzymes in membrane-associated events, …

… of erythrocyte protease(s) and those of the enzymes from … erythrocytic enzyme was very
labile or its activity extremely low, the membranes of the red cells seem to be devoid of proteolytic …

… Vesicles derived from human erythrocyte membranes were … proteolytic enzymes, the two
faces of the red cell membrane … of proteolysis was monitored by the consumption of alkali and …

… Control samples of labeled enzyme were prepared which contained no erythrocytes or …
within the erythrocyte membrane by proteolytic digestionexperiments. A significant source …

… The disposition of phospholipids in membranes can be investigated by the use of lipolytic
enzymes. The degradation of erythrocyte membrane phospholipids by lipolytic enzymes can …

… in the RBC membrane … in the membrane. This is in agreement with our previous observations
that SH reagents do not induce major morphological changes in the erythrocyte membrane …