Jacques Berthet coauthored research with Christian de Duve on the subcellular distribution and latency of acid phosphatase. The work links fractionation with measurements of enzyme accessibility.
Association with a cellular fraction does not by itself identify an enzyme's exact location. Latency and marker comparisons supply additional evidence about compartmentation.[ref]
Tissue fractionation studies. 1. The existence of a mitochondria-linked, enzymically inactive form of acid phosphatase in rat-liver tissue by Jacques Berthet and Christian de Duve. 1951, page 174: introduction and fractionation
A biochemist.[ref]
https://archives.uclouvain.be/atom/index.php/berthet-jacques. UCLouvain Archives identity record: professor of biochemistry and clinical biology; inspected indexed institutional description
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