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A Comparative Study of Basic, Acidic and Neutral Polypeptidyl RNases, Including Polyarginyl and Polyhistidyl Derivatives

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The syntheses of poly-l-arginyl and of poly-l-histidyl RNase are described. Poly-l-arginyl RNase was obtained by guanidisation of poly-l-ornithyl RNase, which, in turn, was prepared from native RNase by reacting it with δ,N-trifluoroacetyl-α,N-carboxy-l-ornithine anhydride, with subsequent removal of the trifluoroacetyl groups with piperidine. Derivatives enriched with up to 71 arginine residues were prepared and studied. Poly-l-histidyl RNase was prepared by the reaction of RNase with the unprotected N-carboxy-l-histidine anhydride hydrochloride. Derivatives enriched with up to 22 histidine residues per RNase molecule were obtained.

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Frensdorff, A., Wilchek, M., Sela, M. (1967). A Comparative Study of Basic, Acidic and Neutral Polypeptidyl RNases, Including Polyarginyl and Polyhistidyl Derivatives. In: Liébecq, C. (eds) European Journal of Biochemistry. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-25813-2_39

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