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The preparation and tryptic hydrolysis of S-aminoethylated tobacco mosaic virus protein

Tsung et al., 1966

Document ID
478970948028980049
Author
Tsung C
Fraenkel-Conrat H
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Biochemistry

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CM Tsungf and H. Fraenkel-Conrat abstract: A method of preparative aminoethylation of tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) protein with ethyl-enimine under reducing and denaturing conditions has been described. The reaction proved to be essen-tially quantitative and …
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