The reaction of oxidizing agents with wool. 5. The oxidation products of the disulphide bond and the formation of a sulphonamide in the peptide chain.
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The amino acid composition of wool.
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The reaction between wool and phenyl isocyanate.
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The reactivity of the cystine linkages in wool towards reducing agents.
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The amino acid compositions of three fractions from oxidized wool.
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A new fraction from oxidized wool.
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Wool as a cause of eczema in children.
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THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF WOOL. II. ANALYSIS OF THE MAJOR HISTOLOGICAL COMPONENTS PRODUCED BY ULTRASONIC DISINTEGRATION.
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Effects of feeding wool-fat sterols on the sterol content of serum and liver of the rat.
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HEAT OF COMBUSTION VALUES OF THE PROTEIN AND FAT IN THE BODY AND WOOL OF SHEEP.
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Changes in the physical properties of wool fibers produced by breaking hydrogen bonds with bromide solutions.
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Electron microscope studies of hair and wool.
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Adsorption of available chlorine and quaternary by cotton and wool fabrics from disinfecting solutions.
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MICROBIOLOGICAL DEGRADATION OF WOOL.
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Dissection and bulk staining of wool follicles from biopsies of sheep skin.
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Ziehl-Neelsen's stain for skin sections to show wool and hair follicles.
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Generalized alopecia: hydrolyzed wool employed in treatment.
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