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Solvent perturbation of the phenolic chromophores in native ribonuclease,
ribonuclease in 8 M urea, and thioglycolic acid reduced ribonuclease in 8 M urea
. Perturbants: 107c and 20% glycerol. The ordinate is the ratio of the observed ...
Solvent perturbation of the phenolic chromophores in native ribonuclease,
ribonuclease in 8 M urea, and thioglycolic acid reduced ribonuclease in 8 M urea
. Perturbants: 107c and 20% glycerol. The ordinate is the ratio of the observed ...
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This appears to be in agreement with spectrophoto- metric titrations, which show
that three phenolic groups in ribonuclease are normal, and three abnormal (
Shugar, 1952; Tanford et al., 1955). Perturbation of ribonuclease in 8M urea ...
This appears to be in agreement with spectrophoto- metric titrations, which show
that three phenolic groups in ribonuclease are normal, and three abnormal (
Shugar, 1952; Tanford et al., 1955). Perturbation of ribonuclease in 8M urea ...
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An example of the exposure of chromophores upon denaturation of ribonuclease
is shown in Fig. 14. With low concentrations of guanidinium chloride (GCl) , at
which unfolding of the protein does not occur, a small red shift in the spectrum of
...
An example of the exposure of chromophores upon denaturation of ribonuclease
is shown in Fig. 14. With low concentrations of guanidinium chloride (GCl) , at
which unfolding of the protein does not occur, a small red shift in the spectrum of
...
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