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A biochemical study of some of the hydrolases to be found in the latex of the pawpaw, Carica papaya L
Using fresh papaya latex as the starting material, this thesis describes methods for the isolation and purification of three major proteinases by column adsorption chromatography; a comparative study of certain salient chemical and physical properties of these enzymes is presented. Reference is made...
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Division of Chemical Pathology
2020
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