Isolation, characterization and comparative studies of the N‐terminal peptides from soluble pig skin collagen

Allam, Samah S. M.; Heidemann, E.

doi:10.1016/0014-5793(74)80047-5

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Cyanogen Bromide Fragments1

(See Section Viii) Hydroxylation Of Lysine In Position 87 A1

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“…7. Studies of BrCN peptides from pig skin (Heinrich et al, 1971;Allam and Heidemann, 1974) and codfish skin (Laszlo and Olsen, 1969) have also been reported. Based on this distribution and on the tissue of origin, collagen chains from different species can be divided into groups that reflect the collagen type.…”

Section: Cyanogen Bromide Fragmentsmentioning

confidence: 89%

“…(1975a); chick, Kang and Gross (1970a); pig, Allam and Heidemann (1974); human and baboon, Click and , Epstein et al (1971). α2: Bovine, Fietzek et al (1974b); rat, Kang et al (1967); rabbit, Becker et al (1975a); chick, Kang and Gross (1970a); pig, Allam and Heidemann (1974); baboon and human, Click and , Epstein et al (1971). charged amino acids is less strict but, rather commonly, adjacent triplets conserve the basic charge distribution seen in the other three chains.…”

Section: (See Section Viii) Hydroxylation Of Lysine In Position 87 Amentioning

confidence: 97%

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