Pseudo Cholinesterase
Pseudo cholinesterase, i.e. butyryl cholinesterase is an enzyme acting as a catalyst for choline esters such as butyryl choline and acetocholine as well as some non-cholinic esters (such as phenyl benzoesate). Obtained from horse serum using the ammonium sulphate fractionation method. Used as a reagent in diagnostic laboratories, in pesticide poisoning as well as biochemical and analytical research. Preparation activity is expressed in absolute units (a.u.) – single unit corresponds to enzyme volume hydrolyzing 5.7 butyryl choline iodide within 5 minutes.
Packaging: 1 ampoule (amp.) with 500 a.u. lyophilisate, 1 amp. with 600 a.u. lyophilisate, 1 amp. with 1200 a.u. lyophilisate, 1 phial with 1840 a.u. lyophilisate, 1 phial with with 11250 a.u. lyophilisate, 1 amp. with 10000 a.u. lyophilisate
Storage: 2°C – 8°C. Protect from sunlight.
Use-by period: 2 years
