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The deamination of some monoamines in human blood lymphocytes and granulocytes is dependent on the presence of two different enzymes: a mitochondrial (type B) monoamine oxidase and a "benzylamine oxidase" similar to the plasma BAO which is inhibited by semicarbazide and resistant to clorgyline.
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