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Regeneration of Protein from Insoluble Protein-Tannin Compounds

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THE aims of the present studies were : (1) application of tannin to precipitation of different proteins ; (2) removal of tannin from the insoluble protein-tannin compounds by the use of caffeine ; (3) examination of some physico-chemical and biological properties of proteins after the regeneration process. The following proteins have been examined : gelatine, hæmoglobin, lysozyme, aldolase from rabbit muscle, potato proteins and proteins of normal biological human fluids.

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    W. MEJBAUM-KATZENELLENBOGEN, W. DOBRYSZYCKA, J. BOGUSLAWSKA-JAWORSKA & B. MORAWIECKA

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MEJBAUM-KATZENELLENBOGEN, W., DOBRYSZYCKA, W., BOGUSLAWSKA-JAWORSKA, J. et al. Regeneration of Protein from Insoluble Protein-Tannin Compounds. Nature 184, 1799–1800 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1038/1841799a0

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