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[Purification of the proteinase from Nepenthes pitcher secretion]

R Steckelberg1, U Lüttge, J Weigl

  • 1Botanisches Institut der Technischen Hochschule Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Deutschland.

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Abstract:

The proteolytic enzymes from the sterile secretion of the pitchers of 3 Nepenthes species were purified to electrophoretic homogenity by chromatography on Ecteola cellulose. The properties of the purified enzymes were investigated.

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