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A mild cathepsin D digest of fibronectin only contained single-chain peptides of 200, 140 and 70 kDa and double-chain fragments of about 300 and 140 kDa containing the C-terminal disulfide link. Among the single-chain fragments the 200 kDa peptide was a precursor of the 140 kDa and 70 kDa peptides. The latter was correlated to the N-terminal and the former to the central region of the fibronectin subunit chains.
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Richter et al. (1983) studied this question.
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