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Acid phosphatase is a marker of
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Acid phosphatase, active at acidic pH, is concentrated within lysosomes and serves as established lysosomal marker enzyme alongside cathepsins. Histochemical staining reveals lysosomal localization. Plasma membrane markers include Na+/K+ ATPase, mitochondria cytochrome oxidase, ER glucose-6-phosphatase for fractionation.
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