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Enzymatic distribution patterns of human esterases were studied by the use of a number of substrates and of activator and inhibitor substances. On the basis of their sensitivity to effector substances, human esterases can be classified in three large groups: hepatic, pancreatic and general type. In occasional cases, differential properties of esterases may be of some diagnostic value.
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George Gömöri (1955) studied this question.
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