Protides of the Biological Fluids 1974
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-08-017822-6.50024-1
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Plasma Membranes from Muscle Tissue

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“…This method results in a rather continuous distribution of material along the gradient and does not allow adequate separation of individual bands for our purposes. Virtually all other isolation procedures reported require either salt extraction (1,2) or incubation at elevated temperature (3) for successful purification of membranes.…”
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“…This method results in a rather continuous distribution of material along the gradient and does not allow adequate separation of individual bands for our purposes. Virtually all other isolation procedures reported require either salt extraction (1,2) or incubation at elevated temperature (3) for successful purification of membranes.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Most attempts to isolate purified muscle surface membrane have relied on prolonged salt extraction in LiBr or KBr to solubilize the contractile protein elements (1,2). Others have used incubation at elevated temperatures to effect this separation (3).…”
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