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Large-scale isolation of the Neurospora plasma membrane H+-ATPase

Smith et al., 1984

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8053633698948357220
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Smith R
Scarborough G
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Analytical biochemistry

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A method for the purification of relatively large quantities of the Neurospora crassa plasma membrane proton translocating ATPase is described. Cells of the cell wall-less sl strain of Neurospora grown under O2 to increase cell yields are treated with concanavalin A to …
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