Titlebook: Biological and Biomedical Applications of Isoelectric Focusing; Nicholas Catsimpoolas,James Drysdale Book 1977 Plenum Press, New York 1977

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The Use of Isoelectric Focusing in the Separation and Characterization of Nuclear Nonhistone Proteiound in preparations of interphase chromosomes that are commonly referred to as “chromatin.” Unlike the histones that are now a well characterized group of five or six basic proteins and appear to fulfill a structural role in chromatin, the NHP contain a wide range of activities (see reviews by MacG

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Isoelectric Focusing of Membrane Components,s are separated as SDS complexes according to molecular weight (Fairbanks ., 1971; Weber and Osborn, 1969); (2) ., where the proteins, solubilized in nonionic detergent, are separated in one dimension according to charge and in a second dimension according to their antigenic properties (Bjerrum and