Titlebook: Basic Protein and Peptide Protocols; John M. Walker Book 1994 Humana Press 1994

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Jan-Philipp Büchler,Christian Waltertein in a sample, such as total amino acid analysis, the Biuret reaction, and the Lowry method (. ref. .), but these do not allow quantification of one protein in a mixture of several. This may be done by chromatography and estimation of the content of the appropriate peak in the elution profile by

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Slavica Singer,Sun?ica Oberman Peterkao elucidate the structure of the oligosaccharide moeities present. For further studies of the protein to be carried out it is essential that the amino acid peptide bonds remain intact during the release process, whereas this is not essential for further studies on the released oligosaccharides. Here

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