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The ultraviolet fluorescence of proteins in neutral solution

Biochemical Journal · 1960 · Vol. 76(2) · pp. 381–388

F. W. J. Teale✉(University of Sheffield)

Abstract

COMPOUNDS RELATED TO 6-AMINOPENICILLANIC ACID 381 mycelium in the presence of phenylacetate resulted in a greater decrease in mycelial phenylacetyl chloride-reacting substances than was found in the absence of phenylacetate.

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FluorescenceHydrogen-Ion ConcentrationProteinsSolutions

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