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The folding of ovalbumin. Renaturation in vitro versus biosynthesis in vitro

Klausner et al., 1983

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8349247827673494273
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Klausner R
Kempf C
Weinstein J
Blumenthal R
Van Renswoude J
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Biochemical Journal

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Hen ovalbumin, the major secretory product of oviduct cells, is a 43 000-dalton glycoprotein. Many studies have led to controversy over the question of whether ovalbumin (OA) can be fully renatured after chemical denaturation. We have studied the renaturation of OA after …
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