The protein denaturation by high pressure. Changes of optical rotation and susceptibility to enzymic proteolysis with ovalbumin denatured by pressure.
The protein denaturation by high pressure. Changes of optical rotation and susceptibility to enzymic proteolysis with ovalbumin denatured by pressure. Research Abstract Details
The protein denaturation by high pressure. Changes of optical rotation and susceptibility to enzymic proteolysis with ovalbumin denatured by pressure. Abstract Text:
The protein denaturation by high pressure. Changes of optical rotation and susceptibility to enzymic proteolysis with ovalbumin denatured by pressure. Publishing Authors By Initials
The protein denaturation by high pressure. Changes of optical rotation and susceptibility to enzymic proteolysis with ovalbumin denatured by pressure. Journal Published:
PUBLICATION TYPE: Journal Article
Journal: Journal of biochemistry
VOLUME: 52
Page Numbers: 67-71
Journal Abbreviation: J. Biochem.
ISSN: 0021-924X
DAY: 19
MONTH: Aug
YEAR: 1962
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KEYWORDS: Egg White
MESH TERMS: chemistry
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