Biochemical Journal · 1961 · 55 citations · 21 references
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ENZYMIC HYDROLYSIS OF BRANCHED DEXTRAN 519 with branch links on every sixth, seventh and eighth anhydroglucose unit respectively will yield, on hydrolysis with Lb. bifidus dextranase, oligosac- charides in unequal proportions. The approxi- mately equal quantities of isomalto-triose, -tetraose and -pentaose produced iidicate that the branching of this dextran is random. The presence in the digest of much material containing more than six glucosyl units is further support for a random branching of the dextran molecule.
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Gel Filtration: A Method for Desalting and Group Separation
Jerker Porath, Per Flodin · Nature · 1959 · 1.1K citations