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Human and murine catalases can be separated electrophoretically as single bands of different mobility. In man-mouse somatic cell hybrids, however, detection of human catalase is precluded by the complexity of banding patterns resulting from interference of a catalase-modifying enzyme activity. We have identified human catalase in hybrid clones by Laurel electrophoresis employing a specific anti-human catalase antibody, and by exploiting heat stability differences. Catalase co-segregates with LDH A and is probably located on the short arm of chromosome 11.
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