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Wolf, Emily J

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“…A combination of disc electrophoresis and ultracentrifugal terminologies would be a solution to the problem: soybean proteins would be called glycinin and would be distinguished from one another by their ultracentrifugal term, by their association-dissociation character, and by gel electrophoresis. This nomenclature proposal, a modification of proposal VI reported by Wolf (1969), is summarized as follows:…”

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Major proteins of soybean seeds. A straightforward fractionation and their characterization

Thanh¹,

Shibasaki²

1976

J. Agric. Food Chem.

357

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Adjusting the pH of the dilute tris(hydroxymethyl)aminomethane buffer extract of defatted soybean meal to 6.6 causes precipitation of the 11S globulin. Factors affecting the precipitation (namely, pH, Tris concentration, protein concentration, and ionic strength) were investigated in order to determine the optimum condition for simultaneous fractionation of the 7S and 11S globulins. It was found that the two globulins could be fractionated by their different solubilities in dilute Tris buffers. Protein concentration and NaCl (up to 0.04 M) had no noticeable effects on the separation of the two globulins. These results led to a simple, large-scale method for fractionation of the two globulins and whey proteins.Defatted soybean meal was extracted with 0.03 M Tris-HCl buffer (pH 8.0). The 11S globulin was precipitated at pH 6.4. The 7S globulin was separated from whey proteins by isoelectric precipitation at pH 4.8. Ultracentrifugal analyses, disc electrophoresis, and immunodiffusion indicated very little cross-contamination between the prepared fractions.

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Major proteins of soybean seeds. A straightforward fractionation and their characterization

Thanh¹,

Shibasaki²

1976

J. Agric. Food Chem.

357

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Historical Evidence and Plausible History: Interpreting the Berlin Gestapo's Attempted “Final Roundup” of Jews (also known as the “Factory Action”)

Stoltzfus

2005

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Most historians who address it agree that the street protest by non-Jews for their Jewish family members constitutes the most plausible explanation for the Gestapo's release of intermarried Jews incarcerated at Berlin's Rosenstrasse. Had the women not protested, the Jews (or the overwhelming majority) most likely would have been deported to either death or labor camps. This view holds that regime leaders released the Jews for tactical reasons, not because it was cowed or had moral scruples. Although Wolf Gruner has characterized this long-established interpretation as “legend,’ his evidence on balance supports rather than challenges it.

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Emily Wolf and register

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Major proteins of soybean seeds. A straightforward fractionation and their characterization

Major proteins of soybean seeds. A straightforward fractionation and their characterization

Historical Evidence and Plausible History: Interpreting the Berlin Gestapo's Attempted “Final Roundup” of Jews (also known as the “Factory Action”)

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