Microcheterogenity of salt soluble proteins of mungbean (Vigina radiata L)

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DEWAN, Roopa

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana 1982Description: 51,6LSubject(s):

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633.3 D38M

Summary: The microheterogenity of the salt-soluble mungbean glycopeptides under varying conditions of temperature and different concentrations of I Na+ and Ca++ was examined The salt-soluble mung bean glycopeptides were shown to have first order rate kinetics. The

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The microheterogenity of the salt-soluble mungbean glycopeptides under varying conditions of temperature and different concentrations of I Na+ and Ca++ was examined The salt-soluble mung bean glycopeptides were shown to have first order rate kinetics. The

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