Physical Principles and Techniques of Protein Chemistry, Part 3 |
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... components and higher odd numbers to additional diffusible components ,
respectively . Single primes are used to designate the side of the membrane
containing no protein ( i . e . , the solvent medium containing only components 1 ,
3 ...
... components and higher odd numbers to additional diffusible components ,
respectively . Single primes are used to designate the side of the membrane
containing no protein ( i . e . , the solvent medium containing only components 1 ,
3 ...
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( 19 ) may result from there being a greater number of these ions on the protein
side at equilibrium . This condition , known as the Donnan or GibbsDonnan effect
, arises when the protein has a net charge 2 ( positive or negative ) . Although ...
( 19 ) may result from there being a greater number of these ions on the protein
side at equilibrium . This condition , known as the Donnan or GibbsDonnan effect
, arises when the protein has a net charge 2 ( positive or negative ) . Although ...
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Experimental curves do in fact show a wide range of dependence on the solvent
used and the side chain of the polypeptide ( Iizuka and Yang , 1966 ; Stevens et
al . , 1968 ; Timasheff , 1970 ) . The above calculations have helped clarify many
...
Experimental curves do in fact show a wide range of dependence on the solvent
used and the side chain of the polypeptide ( Iizuka and Yang , 1966 ; Stevens et
al . , 1968 ; Timasheff , 1970 ) . The above calculations have helped clarify many
...
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