1905
DOI: 10.1515/bchm2.1905.45.1-2.38
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Über die aus den Keimpflanzen von Vicia sativa und Lupinus albus darstellbaren Monoaminosäuren.

Abstract: Zur Trennung der von E. Schulze und seinen Mitarbeitern aus Keimpflanzen dargestellten vier Monoaminosäuren, nämlich der Aminovaleriansäure, des Leucins, des Phenylalanins und des Tyrosins, haben unvollkommene Methoden gedient. Das bei Verarbeitung der Pflänzchen erhaltene rohe Aminosäurengemenge wurde zunächst aus einem heißen Gemisch von Alkohol und konzentrierter Ammoniakflüssigkeit umkristallisiert, wobei das etwa vorhandene Tyrosin wegen seiner Schwerlös-lichkeit in jenem Gemisch größtenteils zurückblieb.… Show more

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“…Taddei (507). Ritthausen (409) concluded that the alcohol-soluble protein of wheat consisted of three distinct proteins, gliadin, mucedin and gluten-fibrin, but subsequent investigations have not supported this view (cf.…”
Section: The Only Well-defined Glutelins Are Thusmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Taddei (507). Ritthausen (409) concluded that the alcohol-soluble protein of wheat consisted of three distinct proteins, gliadin, mucedin and gluten-fibrin, but subsequent investigations have not supported this view (cf.…”
Section: The Only Well-defined Glutelins Are Thusmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alcohol-soluble proteins have thus been found in the seeds of all the cereals that have been examined with the exception of rice, but have never been found in the seeds of any other family of plants. Taddei (507). Ritthausen (409) concluded that the alcohol-soluble protein of wheat consisted of three distinct proteins, gliadin, mucedin .and gluten-fibrin, but subsequent investigations have not supported this view (cf.…”
Section: Tuberin Tubers Ofmentioning
confidence: 99%