Acid Phosphatase - PubMed

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Acid phosphatase is an enzyme that hydrolyzes phosphate esters in acidic environments.
It is crucial for metabolic processes and exists in plants, animals, fungi, and bacteria.
In humans, it plays roles in bone resorption, immune defense, pathogen clearance, epithelial growth regulation, and iron transport.
Research highlights its molecular description, roles in phosphate utilization, and potential as a target for osteoporosis treatments.
Divalent metal ions in its active site influence substrate binding and enzyme properties.

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