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... PHENYLALANINE ABSORPTION BANDS " vwb го m Ꭶ Ꭶ 8 m vw Phenylalanine , pH 2 41390 40551 39746 38834 38417 37950 37411 36832 Phenylalanine , pH 12 41407 40518 39651 38760 38314 37879 37369 39761 38804 Phenylalanine in gelatin sol ...
... PHENYLALANINE ABSORPTION BANDS " vwb го m Ꭶ Ꭶ 8 m vw Phenylalanine , pH 2 41390 40551 39746 38834 38417 37950 37411 36832 Phenylalanine , pH 12 41407 40518 39651 38760 38314 37879 37369 39761 38804 Phenylalanine in gelatin sol ...
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... phenylalanine under dif- ferent conditions . The data of Table I were calculated from a table of band wavelengths given by Beaven and Holiday ( 1952 ) . Relative in- tensities are estimated . The B and C vibrations apparently give rise ...
... phenylalanine under dif- ferent conditions . The data of Table I were calculated from a table of band wavelengths given by Beaven and Holiday ( 1952 ) . Relative in- tensities are estimated . The B and C vibrations apparently give rise ...
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... Phenylalanine at pH 2 Phenylalanine at pH 12 Phenylalanine in gelatin sol Phenylalanine in gelatin gel Phenylalanine residue in ovalbumin a 678 720 664 914 889 42 -14 236 211 With respect to the position of the band origin of benzene ...
... Phenylalanine at pH 2 Phenylalanine at pH 12 Phenylalanine in gelatin sol Phenylalanine in gelatin gel Phenylalanine residue in ovalbumin a 678 720 664 914 889 42 -14 236 211 With respect to the position of the band origin of benzene ...
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Electron Microscopy | 2 |
Ultraviolet Absorption | 3 |
Dielectric Properties of Proteins | 7 |
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