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... ( RNase ) carried out by G. G. Hammes and co- workers [ Acc . Chem . Res . 1 , 321 ( 1968 ) ] . This enzyme has a molecular weight of only 13,683 , and its structure has been well worked out by various methods , including x - ray ...
... ( RNase ) carried out by G. G. Hammes and co- workers [ Acc . Chem . Res . 1 , 321 ( 1968 ) ] . This enzyme has a molecular weight of only 13,683 , and its structure has been well worked out by various methods , including x - ray ...
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... RNase reaction is the combination of stopped - flow and temperature - jump methods . The temperature - jump , or any other relaxation method , is inapplica- ble if a reaction goes very far toward completion ; Hammes overcame this ...
... RNase reaction is the combination of stopped - flow and temperature - jump methods . The temperature - jump , or any other relaxation method , is inapplica- ble if a reaction goes very far toward completion ; Hammes overcame this ...
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Wallace S. Brey. The enzyme is different from RNase , but characteristic of a large group of enzymes in that it consists of four similar units . Each of the units has a molecular weight of about 35,000 , and each has a catalytically ...
Wallace S. Brey. The enzyme is different from RNase , but characteristic of a large group of enzymes in that it consists of four similar units . Each of the units has a molecular weight of about 35,000 , and each has a catalytically ...
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