All serum and urine beta-mannosidase activities are adsorbed on a DEAE-Trisacryl column at pH 6. Only one form is eluted with a NaCl linear gradient. The two enzymes, isolated from either serum or urine exhibit similar properties. Slight differences are only observed in thermostability and molecular weight.

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