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Heller, 1976 - Google Patents

Purification and evidence for the identity of chicken plasma and egg yolk retinol-retinol binding protein-prealbumin complex

Heller, 1976

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3920117160010011678
Author
Heller J
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Developmental Biology

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Retinol (vitamin A)-retinol binding protein-prealbumin complex was isolated and purified from chicken plasma and hen's egg yolk by repeated chromatography on ion exchange and gel filtration columns. Chicken plasma and egg yolk retinol-retinol binding protein …
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