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The myoglobin of primates. I. Hylobates agilis (gibbon)
A E Romero Herrera1, H Lehmann
1Medical Research Council Abnormal Haemoglobin Unit, University of Cambridge, Department of Biochemistry, Cambridge, Great Britain.
Biochimica Et Biophysica Acta
|December 28, 1971
Abstract:
The myoglobin of a gibbon has been compared with that of man. There was only one difference, residue 23 (B4) which is Gly in man was found to be Ser in the gibbon. Two corrections have also been made to the previously published sequence of human myoglobin (A.E. Romero Herrera and H. Lehmann, Nature, New Biol., 232 (1971) 149).