Lau et al., 1976 - Google Patents
Proteolytic and chemical modification of colicin E3 activityLau et al., 1976
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- 5971814229396941338
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- Lau C
- Richards F
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- Biochemistry
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Proteolyses of colicin E3 by both trypsin and subtilisin yield fragments of various molecular weights. On the basis of sodium dodecyl sulfate gel electrophoresis, tryptic cleavage yields peptides of molecular weight about 42 000 and 18 00Q, while the comparable pieces in a …
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