Smith et al., 1941 - Google Patents
The effect of detergents on the chlorophyll-protein compound of spinach as studied in the ultracentrifugeSmith et al., 1941
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- Smith E
- Pickels E
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- The Journal of General Physiology
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1. The chlorophyll-protein compound of the spinach leaf has been studied in the air-driven ultracentrifuge using the Svedberg light-absorption method, and a direct-reading refractive index method. 2. When the untreated extracts are centrifuged at low speeds, the green …
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