Protein patterns during final differentiation of some rat organs

Protein patterns during final differentiation of some rat organs

1. Protein composition of rat brain, and of heart and skeletal muscle was analysed by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis in their late fetal and postnatal development. 2. Adult organs show specificity of their protein patterns as judged from the relative quantitative proportions and distribution of...

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