Precipitation of Proteins by Vinblastine and Calcium Ions*
AUTOR(ES)
Wilson, L.
RESUMO
We have found that vinblastine sulfate can precipitate a number of proteins in addition to microtubule protein. Those proteins which precipitate with vinblastine sulfate, all of which were derived from structure, also precipitate with Ca2+ ions. Our results suggest that vinblastine sulfate, presumably acting as a cation, precipitates proteins by combining with sites which can also combine with Ca2+ ions.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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