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Preparation and Determination of Sulp hosalicylo-soluble Proteins using Tannin

Nature volume 192, pages 262–263 (1961)Cite this article

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IN previous papers1–3, regeneration of proteins from insoluble protein-tannin compounds (PT) after treatment with caffeine, without loss of physico-chemical and biological properties, was reported. The present communication is concerned with determination and preparation of sulphosalicylo-soluble proteins (SSP). The proteins belonging to that group are, for example, gonadotropins, thyreotropin, orosomucoid, haptoglobin, submaxillary mucoprotein, ovomucin, lysozyme, uromucoid and acid mucopolysaccharide-containing proteins.

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    W. MEJBAUM-KATZENELLENBOGEN, W. DOBRYSZYCKA & B. MORAWIECKA

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MEJBAUM-KATZENELLENBOGEN, W., DOBRYSZYCKA, W. & MORAWIECKA, B. Preparation and Determination of Sulp hosalicylo-soluble Proteins using Tannin. Nature 192, 262–263 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/192262a0

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