Patatin, the major glycoprotein of potato tubers, had very similar chemical and physical properties whether isolated from cultivar Desiree or from Kennebec. The patatin of each cultivar exhibited copurification with p-nitrophenyl laurate esterase. However, the esterases from the two sources differed in substrate preference ranging from near equality toward α-naphthyl laurate to a hundredfold difference toward p-nitrophenyl laurate.
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