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Finlayson, 1969 - Google Patents

The performic acid oxidation of egg-white lysozyme

Finlayson, 1969

Document ID
9713088242971790916
Author
Finlayson A
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Canadian Journal of Biochemistry

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The performic acid oxidation of egg-white lysozyme has been studied using amounts of oxidant varying from 0.5 mole to 3 moles excess. The results show that excess performic acid causes substantial peptide bond hydrolysis both at the tryptophan residues and at other …
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