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Primary structure, sequence‐specific 1H‐NMR assignments and secondary structure in solution of bromelain inhibitor VI from pineapple stem

Hatano et al., 1995

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12734760001503705945
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Hatano K
Kojima M
Tanokura M
Takahashi K
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European journal of biochemistry

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One of the bromelain inhibitors, isoinhibitor VI (BI‐VI), was purified from pineapple stem powder and its complete amino acid sequence was determined by conventional protein sequencing. These results revealed that the protein consists of an 11‐residue light chain …
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