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Note on the action of acetylating agents on amino-acids

Neuberger, 1938

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Neuberger A
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Biochemical Journal

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Reactions of amino-acids with pyridine and acetic anhydride If amino-acids are treated in glacial acetic acid solution with the theoretical amount of acetic anhydride, optically active acetamino-acids are obtained, while if a large excess of acetic anhydride is used …
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