1977
DOI: 10.1016/0014-5793(77)80659-5
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The separation of heavy meromyosin isoenzymes by differential actin binding

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“…Cardiac myosin was prepared from bovine ventricles by the procedure outline in [18], except that the minced muscle washed with 0.04 M KCI before extraction and after each subsequent precipitation step in order to remove the red colouration. Cardiac S 1 was prepared essentially by the procedurc i n [22] and was subsequently passed down an affinity column of Sepharose-6-aminohexan-1-01 pyrophosphate [23] to remove a specific contaminating fragment of molecular mass 35 kDa that can be observed in most published polyacrylamide gels of cardiac S1 (e. g. [22]). Actin from rabbit skeletal muscle was prepared from muscle acetone powder by the method of Spudich and Watt [24].…”
Section: Preparation Of Proteinsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cardiac myosin was prepared from bovine ventricles by the procedure outline in [18], except that the minced muscle washed with 0.04 M KCI before extraction and after each subsequent precipitation step in order to remove the red colouration. Cardiac S 1 was prepared essentially by the procedurc i n [22] and was subsequently passed down an affinity column of Sepharose-6-aminohexan-1-01 pyrophosphate [23] to remove a specific contaminating fragment of molecular mass 35 kDa that can be observed in most published polyacrylamide gels of cardiac S1 (e. g. [22]). Actin from rabbit skeletal muscle was prepared from muscle acetone powder by the method of Spudich and Watt [24].…”
Section: Preparation Of Proteinsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This has a direct relationship with the bearing properties of the wood member where bearing strength under loading parallel to the grain is generally higher that that under loading perpendicular to the grain. In the above equation, l m is the length of the dowel in the main member and d is the dowel diameter [19]. In steel-doweled joints, the slenderness ratio was less than or equal to 4(D ≤ 4), which indicates that the behavior of wooden joints is increasingly brittle.…”
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“…In the above equation, l m is the length of the dowel in the main member and d is the dowel diameter [19]. In steel-doweled joints, the slenderness ratio was less than or equal to 4(D ≤ 4), which indicates that the behavior of wooden joints is increasingly brittle.…”
Section: Lateral Load Resistance Of Laminated Veneer Lumbermentioning
confidence: 99%