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Trypsin-inhibiting activity in sera of two strains of inbred mice
Archives of Environmental Health
|May 1, 1977
Abstract:
Trypsin-inhibiting activity in sera of mice of two inbred strains, AHeJ and P/J, was determined. The mean activities in both groups were identical, namely 0.77 mg of trypsin inhibited by 1 ml of serum. This finding is at variance with an earlier report.
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