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[Properties of free and bound glycolytic enzymes from the scorpionfish brain. I. Hexokinase].

It was many times shown that hexokinase is tightly bound to cellular structural elements form. However, the comparative analysis of free and bound forms properties in the fish tissues, in particular in brain, has not been done. This analysis was the aim of our experiments with sea scorpion fish brain. Kinetic properties, pH and short-time heating influence on the free and bound hexokinase activity are described in the paper. Possible physiological role of the both enzymes forms is discussed.