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Modulation of stability properties of bovine trypsin after in vitro structural changes with a variety of chemical modifiers.

Venkatesh et al., 1998

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14366943753712466829
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Venkatesh R
Sundaram P
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Protein engineering

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Controlled chemical modification of enzymes, targeting groups not involved in the active site, can lead to modified catalysts that are intrinsically more efficient and resistant to heat and denaturing agents. Bovine pancreatic trypsin was covalently modified up to 75-85% with …
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