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Chromatographic studies of nucleic acids. 1. A technique for the identification and estimation of purine and pyrimidine bases, nucleosides and related substances

Biochemical Journal · 1949 · Vol. 45(3) · pp. 294–298
Roy MarkhamJohan Smith

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min. The direction of migration for the ascending Left, ascending limb; right, descending limb. Nos. 3 and 4 =Exp. 1 of Table =Exp. 2, after 299 min.; nos. 6 and 7 =Exp. 3, after 321 and 209 min.; nos. 8 and 9 =Exp. 6, after 382 and 385 min.; nos. 10-12 =Exp. 7, after 243, 360and364min.; nos. 13and 14 ascending patterns, no. 15 descending pattern of a mixture 1:1 of human and rabbit HbO2 in phosphate pH 8, !u=0-2; nos. 13 and 15 after 443 min. at 7V./cm., then 160min. at 6V./cm.; no. 14after443min. at 7V./cm., then 173 min. at 6V./cm., then

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ChromatographyHumansNucleic AcidsNucleosidesPurinesPyrimidines
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