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... denaturation occurs . By measurement of the difference in ultraviolet absorption between the native and denatured protein , it was estimated that there are six of these , although data from analysis show eight . The probable reason for ...
... denaturation occurs . By measurement of the difference in ultraviolet absorption between the native and denatured protein , it was estimated that there are six of these , although data from analysis show eight . The probable reason for ...
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... denatured . The protein molecule in solution is folded up into essentially a spherical form , with the hydrocarbon ... denaturation is aided by agitation of a protein solution and , in handling such solutions , partic- ular care must be ...
... denatured . The protein molecule in solution is folded up into essentially a spherical form , with the hydrocarbon ... denaturation is aided by agitation of a protein solution and , in handling such solutions , partic- ular care must be ...
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... Denaturation undoubtedly resembles the helix - coil transition of polypeptides , be- cause the sections of the denatured molecule are indeed found to have much greater freedom of motion than they do in the native protein . The much ...
... Denaturation undoubtedly resembles the helix - coil transition of polypeptides , be- cause the sections of the denatured molecule are indeed found to have much greater freedom of motion than they do in the native protein . The much ...
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