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Specificity of chicken liver carbohydrate binding protein

Kuhlenschmidt et al., 1984

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10628421446171374246
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Kuhlenschmidt T
Lee Y
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Biochemistry

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Theresa B. Kuhlenschmidt and YC Lee* abstract: Chicken hepatic lectin was isolated with affinity chromatography by using neoglycoproteins of bovine serum albumin (BSA) to which n moles of glycosides has been at-tached by amidination (Glyc „-AI-BSA)[Lee, YC, Stowell …
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