Blood phosphatase in experimental rickets in rats

Abstract

The mechanism by which the child’s body maintains the content of inorganic phosphorus in the blood at a certain level has not yet been precisely established. A number of conclusions are therefore hypothetical in nature. The most substantiated position has been put forward in recent years that the regulation of the content of inorganic phosphorus in the blood is in connection with the activity of the enzyme phosphatase. In 1923, Robison established that bones contain an enzyme that breaks down phosphorus esters to form inorganic phosphorus. Many works have been devoted to the study of this enzyme (Kay, Bodansky, Robison, Krimm, Strayer, etc.).

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