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Yolk protein in leech: identification, purification and characterization of vitellin and vitellogenin

BAERT et al., 1991

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3048169926679096766
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BAERT J
Britel M
SLOMIANNY M
Delbart C
Fournet B
Sautiere P
Malecha J
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European journal of biochemistry

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Theromyzon tessulatum vitellin was identified as a lipoglycoprotein of 490 kDa. The insolubility of this molecule in low‐ionic‐strength media was used to extract it from the ovaries. Antiserum prepared against vitellin was shown to react with a coelomic fluid …
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