
By Bernard L. Horecker, Earl R. Stadtman
ISBN-10: 0070213712
ISBN-13: 9780070213715
ISBN-10: 012152812X
ISBN-13: 9780121528126
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This procedure apparently afforded two advantages: (a) since the protein was dena tured and unfolded, it allowed an increased number of attachment sites of reactive protein groups with the resin and, (b) any opportunity for noncovalent attachment of NGF to the resin which might allow sub sequent release and diffusion was completely eliminated. The second interesting feature of this study resulted from the nature of the bioassay for NGF. In this assay, intact dorsal root ganglia consisting of several thousand cells are explanted in semi-solid culture with NGF to be tested.
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