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Fig. 5. Proteolytic inhibition in alfalfa extracts requires relatively little PPO or o-diphenol. (A) Alfalfa extracts (2 mg mL–1 protein) of varying PPO concentration were prepared by mixing PPO- and Control-Alfalfa extracts to give the desired level of PPO activity. The resulting extracts were incubated with (•) or without ({circ}) 3 mM caffeic acid as indicated and proteolysis, as amino acid release after 4 h, was measured. PPO activity (caffeic acid substrate) is given as nkat mL–1. (B) Control- ({circ}) or PPO- containing (•, 4.17 nkat mL–1) alfalfa extracts (2 mg mL–1 protein) were incubated with various levels of caffeic acid and proteolysis, as amino acid release after 4 h, was measured. Results for both experiments are the average 6 SEM of three experiments using independently prepared extracts.





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