| Isolation and properties of a fragment of human serum albumin demonstrating the absence of a methionine residue from some of the albumin molecules. | |||||||||||
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| 1. A fragment designated D was isolated from human serum albumin degraded by CNBr. Its properties show that it is made up of the B and C fragments isolated by McMenamy et al. (1971) (J. Biol. Chem., 246, 4744-4750). 2. Reduction of fragment D gives rise to two chains, one of which consists of the second subfragment of reduced fragment B linked to fragment C by an amino acid different from methionine. It thus demonstrates the existence of albumin molecules from which the second methionine residue located between fragments B and C is missing. | |||||||||||
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