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October 1, 1913Biochemical JournalOpen Access

Separation of Proteins. Part III. Globulins

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HHH. C. HaslamPathological Society

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Biochemical investigation demonstrates methods for isolating globulins from complex protein mixtures, highlighting foundational techniques in protein fractionation.

Key Points

  • Establish and refine chemical fractionation procedures to separate and isolate globulin fractions from protein mixtures.
  • Application of chemical precipitation and fractional dissolution techniques to protein preparations.
  • Systematic evaluation of solubility behavior across varied solvent and salt conditions.
  • Demonstrated differential precipitation behaviors enabling the distinct separation of globulin components.
  • Characterized the solubility profiles and physical boundaries governing globulin recovery from mixed solutions.

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H. C. Haslam (1913) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8e9bd70f86ea2c3a3bdb91https://doi.org/10.1042/bj0070492
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