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June 1, 1975Journal of Biological ChemistryOpen Access

Physical and chemical properties of the NH2-terminal glutamic acid and lysine forms of human plasminogen and their derived plasmins with an NH2-terminal lysine heavy (A) chain

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RKRobbins KcUniversity of ChicagoIBI G BoreishaMercy Hospital and Medical CenterLALeonida ArzadonUniversity of Chicago

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