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	'''History of Carbonic Anhydrase'''		'''History of Carbonic Anhydrase'''
	Carbonic Anhydrase was found in the red blood cells of cows in 1933. Throughuout the years they have found three new classes of the enzyme. Alpha, beta and gammma		Carbonic Anhydrase was found in the red blood cells of cows in 1933. Throughuout the years they have found three new classes of the enzyme. Alpha, beta and gammma are classes related to mammalian, plants and bacterial class.

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