Phosphorylase inhibitor
Phosphorylase inhibitors are a type of lab equipment used to inhibit the activity of the enzyme phosphorylase. Phosphorylase plays a key role in the breakdown of glycogen, a process that generates glucose. Phosphorylase inhibitors can be used to study the regulation of glycogen metabolism in various biological systems.
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4 protocols using phosphorylase inhibitor
Western Blot Protein Analysis Procedure
Molecular Profiling of mPFC in Rats
Protein Expression Analysis in Intestinal Cells
Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine Evaluation
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