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    v. 1-122 ; 2nd ed. v. 46, 1938-90.
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    Nakagawa K.
    Nihon Yakurigaku Zasshi. 1977 Apr;73(3):297-305.
    MAO activity in rat brain mitochondria with tyramine as substrate at 100% oxygen concentration was three times as much as that at 20%. When serotonin served as substrate, difference in activities between the two oxygen concentrations was not significant. Similar results were obtained when rat liver MAO was used as the enzyme source. At 100% oxygen concentration, pargyline showed the most potent inhibition of MAO activity in liver mitochondria with tyramine as substrate, but inhibitions caused by pheniprazine and harmaline were not remarkable. At 100% oxygen concentration, harmaline showed the most potent inhibition of MAO activity in the liver when serotonin served as substrate, while inhibitions of the MAO activity by pargyline and pheniprazine were weak. At 20% oxygen concentration, harmaline showed the most potent inhibition of MAO activity in the brain when serotonin was used as substrate. These inhibitions were studied using Lineweaver-Burk plots. Pargyline revealed a noncompetitive inhibition to MAO activity in liver and brain with tyramine and serotonin as substrate, harmaline a competitive inhibition to MAO activity in liver and brain with tyramine as substrate, while noncompetitive inhibition to MAO activity in liver and brain was evident when serotonin was used as the substrate.
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