A Method for the Direct Detection of Proteolytic Enzymes after Electrophoresis in Agar Gel
NaturePublished 1 December 1960
José Uriel
Citations74
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A method for the direct detection of proteolytic enzymes following electrophoresis in agar gel is described and described for the first time.
Abstract
SEVERAL methods have been developed for the detection of different enzymatic reactions in agar gel1. The present communication describes a method for the direct detection of proteolytic enzymes following electrophoresis in agar gel.
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Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
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