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B Weinstein
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On the relationship between glucagon and secretin.
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Amino acids and peptides. XV. Separation of N-benzyloxycarbonyl amino acids and esters.
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Amino acids and peptides. XVI. Synthesis of a tetrapeptide sequence (A9-A12) of glucagon.
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Amino acids and peptides. 18. Synthesis of a tetrapeptide sequence (A1-A4) of glucagon.
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Medicaid: dental care in institutions.
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The parent counseling conference. A programed learning experience.
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Measurement of racemization in peptide synthesis by nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy.
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Trifluoroacetyl as a protecting group for amino acid hydrazides.
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The steric purity of model peptides by N.M.R. spectroscopy.
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Amino acids and peptides. IX. Synthesis of a tetrapeptide sequence (A13-A16) of glucagon.
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Patterns of transfer RNA in normal rat liver and during hepatic carcinogenesis.
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Panoramic radiography in general practice.
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Separation and determination of amino acids and peptides by gas--liquid chromatography.
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Amino acids and peptides. V. Synthesis of the C-terminal tripeptide sequence (A27-A29) of glucagon.
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Amino acids and peptides. VI. Synthesis of a heptapeptide sequence(A20-A26) of glucagon.
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Construction of phylogenetic trees by pattern recognition procedures.
The sequence of a protein can be graphed as a discrete function and a cross-correlation between any two such number sets produces a similarity score. The scores are used to prepare a phylogenetic tree involving hierarchical cluster analysis, non-linear mapping, and minimal spanning routines. Changes are suggested in the sequences of cytochrome c's from Mediterranean fruit fly, locust, and rattlesnake. The method is faster than existing procedures and does not require human intervention at any stage.
[Epidemiologic study of dental pathology in a community of aged in the city of Milan: need for treatment and relative costs].
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