What is the DOPAL affinity for aldehyde reductase (ALR)?

Nicoletta Plotegher @Nicoletta-Plotegher

05 February 2019 0 7K Report

DOPAL is cathecolaldehyde resulting from dopamine metabolism, involved in Parkinson's disease ethiopathogenesis. ALR is one of the enzyme responsible for its detoxification, but we could not find information about the DOPAL affinity for it.

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