The isolation of inositol monophosphate from liver
Biochemical JournalPublished 1 November 1957Open access
G. Hübscher, J. N. Hawthorne
Citations54
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Fractionation of ,ll-lactoglobulin has produced the major component in a more nearly pure state and the behaviour of themajor component on U-tube electrophoresis is discussed.
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1. fl-Lactoglobulin has been examined for heterogeneity by the variable-solvent and constant- solvent solubility tests.
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