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Bovine plasma kininogens II. Microheterogeneities of high molecular weight kininogens and their structural relationships

KOMIYA et al., 1974

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3192669141648863980
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KOMIYA M
KATO H
SUZUKI T
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The Journal of Biochemistry

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MATERIALS AND METHODS CM-Sephadex C-50, Sephadex G-25 (fine), and Sephadex G- 50 were purchased from Pharmacia Co., Uppsala, Sweden. Twice recrystallized trypsin [EC 3.4. 21.4] was a product of Sigma Chemical Co., USA The trypsin was treated with TPCK by …
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