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Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology|November 8, 2001
Beta-cyclodextrin inhibits the sweet taste suppressing activity of gurmarin by the formation of an inclusion complex with aromatic residues in gurmarinT Imoto, K Sasamoto, Y Ninomiya
Chemical Senses|July 21, 1998
Reduction of the suppressive effects of gurmarin on sweet taste responses by addition of beta-cyclodextrinY Ninomiya, M Inoue, T Imoto
Protein Engineering|June 1, 1987
Highly controlled carbodiimide reaction for the modification of lysozyme. Modification of Leu129 or Asp119T Ueda, H Yamada, T Imoto
Journal of Biochemistry|December 1, 1976
A study of the native-denatured (N in equilibrium with D) transition in lysozyme. II. Kinetic analysis of protease digestionT Imoto, K Fukuda, K Yagishita
Journal of Biochemistry|January 1, 1994
Reduction of disulfide bonds in proteins by 2-aminothiophenol under weakly acidic conditionsY Abe, T Ueda, T Imoto
Chemical & Pharmaceutical Bulletin|June 1, 1992
Colorimetric assay for lysozyme using Micrococcus luteus labeled with a blue dye, Remazol brilliant blue R, as a substrateY Ito, H Yamada, T Imoto
FEBS Letters|June 10, 1971
Nuclear magnetic resonance studies on the interaction between salicylate and ceruloplasminT Imoto, K Akasaka, H Hatano
Biochemistry|November 8, 1994
The mechanism of irreversible inactivation of lysozyme at pH 4 and 100 degrees CH Tomizawa, H Yamada, T Imoto
Journal of Biochemistry|December 1, 1976
A study of the native-denatured (N in equilibrium with D) transition in lysozyme. III. Effect of alteration of net charge by acetylationT Imoto, S Moriyama, K Yagishita
Journal of Neurophysiology|June 16, 1999
Sweet taste responses of mouse chorda tympani neurons: existence of gurmarin-sensitive and -insensitive receptor componentsY Ninomiya, T Imoto, T Sugimura
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Canadian Journal of Physiology and Pharmacology|November 8, 2001
Beta-cyclodextrin inhibits the sweet taste suppressing activity of gurmarin by the formation of an inclusion complex with aromatic residues in gurmarinT Imoto, K Sasamoto, Y Ninomiya
Chemical Senses|July 21, 1998
Reduction of the suppressive effects of gurmarin on sweet taste responses by addition of beta-cyclodextrinY Ninomiya, M Inoue, T Imoto
Protein Engineering|June 1, 1987
Highly controlled carbodiimide reaction for the modification of lysozyme. Modification of Leu129 or Asp119T Ueda, H Yamada, T Imoto
Journal of Biochemistry|December 1, 1976
A study of the native-denatured (N in equilibrium with D) transition in lysozyme. II. Kinetic analysis of protease digestionT Imoto, K Fukuda, K Yagishita
Journal of Biochemistry|January 1, 1994
Reduction of disulfide bonds in proteins by 2-aminothiophenol under weakly acidic conditionsY Abe, T Ueda, T Imoto
Chemical & Pharmaceutical Bulletin|June 1, 1992
Colorimetric assay for lysozyme using Micrococcus luteus labeled with a blue dye, Remazol brilliant blue R, as a substrateY Ito, H Yamada, T Imoto
FEBS Letters|June 10, 1971
Nuclear magnetic resonance studies on the interaction between salicylate and ceruloplasminT Imoto, K Akasaka, H Hatano
Biochemistry|November 8, 1994
The mechanism of irreversible inactivation of lysozyme at pH 4 and 100 degrees CH Tomizawa, H Yamada, T Imoto
Journal of Biochemistry|December 1, 1976
A study of the native-denatured (N in equilibrium with D) transition in lysozyme. III. Effect of alteration of net charge by acetylationT Imoto, S Moriyama, K Yagishita
Journal of Neurophysiology|June 16, 1999
Sweet taste responses of mouse chorda tympani neurons: existence of gurmarin-sensitive and -insensitive receptor componentsY Ninomiya, T Imoto, T Sugimura
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