Peptide Purification Using The Selective Reaction Between Aminooxy Group and Isothiocyanate Group, Followed by Edman Degradation

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• 2009-03-01

著者

• Kawakami T

  神戸薬科大学 薬品物理化学

• Kawakami Toru

  Institute For Protein Research Osaka University

• AIMOTO Saburo

  Institute for Protein Research, Osaka University

• TAINOSHO Akira

  Institute for Protein Research, Osaka University

• HARA Toshiaki

  Institute for Protein Research, Osaka University

• Aimoto S

  Ipr Osaka Univ.

• Aimoto Saburo

  Institude For Protein Research Osaka University

• Tainosho Akira

  Institute For Protein Research Osaka University

• Hara Toshiaki

  Institute For Protein Research Osaka University

• Nakamura Ken'ichiroh

  Institute For Protein Research Osaka University

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