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Publication : Urate oxidase activity and copper content in the liver of macular mutant mouse, a model animal for human congenital copper deficiency, Menkes' kinky hair disease.

First Author  Koyama M Year  1991
Journal  J Nutr Sci Vitaminol (Tokyo) Volume  37
Issue  6 Pages  601-9
PubMed ID  1819648 Mgi Jnum  J:1132
Mgi Id  MGI:49664 Doi  10.3177/jnsv.37.601
Citation  Koyama M, et al. (1991) Urate oxidase activity and copper content in the liver of macular mutant mouse, a model animal for human congenital copper deficiency, Menkes' kinky hair disease. J Nutr Sci Vitaminol (Tokyo) 37(6):601-9
abstractText  The macular mouse is an X-linked recessive inherited mutant and is considered to be a model for human congenital copper deficiency, Menkes' kinky hair disease. The activity of urate oxidase, which has been believed to be a copper enzyme, and copper content in the liver of the mutant mouse were determined. The oxidase activity was maintained at normal level even though there was very low level of copper present in the liver through days 7 to 14. Copper administration increased the copper content in the liver to the normal level, but did not affect the oxidase activity.
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