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Amino acid sequence analysis of fragments generated by partial proteolysis from large simian virus 40 tumor antigen.Schwyzer et al., 1980
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- Schwyzer M
- Weil R
- Frank G
- Zuber H
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- Journal of biological chemistry
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Large simian virus 40 tumor antigen was bound as immune complex to protein A-Sepharose and then subjected to limited proteolysis which yielded several discrete fragments. Primary structures near the cleavage sites were determined by radiosequencing techniques …
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