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. 1956 Feb 29;103(3):301–307. doi: 10.1084/jem.103.3.301

THE PURIFICATION OF HYPERTENSIN II

Leonard T Skeggs Jr 1, Joseph R Kahn 1, Norman P Shumway 1
PMCID: PMC2136592  PMID: 13295488

Abstract

The enzymatic conversion of hypertensin I to hypertensin II is described together with the subsequent purification of the product by means of counter-current distribution. Improved methods are also presented for the preparation of renin and its substrate, as well as in methods for the reaction of these materials and the purification of the resulting hypertensin I.

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