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Mathias et al., 1964 - Google Patents

Studies on the protein of rabbit reticulocyte ribosomes

Mathias et al., 1964

Document ID
10159256975787602534
Author
Mathias A
Williamson R
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Journal of Molecular Biology

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The total protein of ribosomes from rabbit reticulocytes was isolated by the method of Curry & Hersh (1962), using lithium chloride. Amino acid analysis showed that it contains approximately equal amounts of basic and acidic amino acids; however, it is basic because …
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