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An improved method for isolation of Ca2+ binding cyanogen bromide peptides from rabbit skeletal muscle troponin C
Abstract:
A cyanogen bromide digest of troponin C from rabbit skeletal muscle yields two biologically active Ca2+ binding peptides. A simple, one-step method for the simultaneous purification, in high yield, of these two peptides is presented.
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