Calf thymus polymerase.

BOLLUM FJ
The Journal of biological chemistry (1960), Volume 235, Page 2399
PubMed entry

Polymerases:

Bovine pol alpha

Topics:

Historical Protein Properties (MW, pI, ...), Modulators/Inhibitors, Nucleotide Incorporation, Source / Purification

Status:

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Results:

Polymerase Reference Property Result Context
Bovine pol alpha Calf thymus polymerase. Percent/Fold Effect 60 % decrease Reaction: Pyrophosphorolysis; Substrate: DNA template; Experimental conditions: NTPs (0mM)
Bovine pol alpha Calf thymus polymerase. Percent/Fold Effect 100 % decrease Reaction: Pyrophosphorolysis; Substrate: DNA template; Experimental conditions: Mg++ (0mM)
Bovine pol alpha Calf thymus polymerase. Percent/Fold Effect 100 % decrease Reaction: Pyrophosphorolysis; Substrate: DNA template; Experimental conditions: Temp (0°C)
Bovine pol alpha Calf thymus polymerase. Percent/Fold Effect 100 % decrease Reaction: Nucleotide incorporation; Substrate: dNTPs; Experimental conditions: Mg++ (0mM)
Bovine pol alpha Calf thymus polymerase. Percent/Fold Effect 91 % decrease Reaction: Nucleotide incorporation; Substrate: dNTPs; Experimental conditions: ATP (0mM), CTP (.025mM), GTP (.025mM), TTP (.025mM)
Bovine pol alpha Calf thymus polymerase. Percent/Fold Effect 87 % decrease Reaction: Nucleotide incorporation; Substrate: dNTPs; Experimental conditions: ATP (.025mM), CTP (.025mM), GTP (0mM), TTP (.025mM)
Bovine pol alpha Calf thymus polymerase. Percent/Fold Effect 87 % decrease Reaction: Nucleotide incorporation; Substrate: dNTPs; Experimental conditions: ATP (0mM), CTP (0mM), GTP (0mM), TTP (.025mM)
Bovine pol alpha Calf thymus polymerase. Percent/Fold Effect 72 % decrease Reaction: Nucleotide incorporation; Substrate: dNTPs; Experimental conditions: ATP (.025mM), CTP (0mM), GTP (.025mM), TTP (.025mM)
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