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The glutamate transaminase activity of sheep tissues has been s~udied, along with the effect of such variables as age, sex, breed, and nutritional status of the animal. A wide range of normal activities has been found, with glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase always more active than glutamic-pyruvic  transaminase. Most activity centres in heart muscle, liver, kidney, and skeletal muscle; there appear to be sex and age differences, but little variation  between breeds.

Glutamate Transaminase Activity in Sheep Tissues, and the Response to Prolonged Protein Depletion