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Molecular orientation of some keratins |
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Earland, C.; Blakey, P.R.; Stell, J.G.P. |
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1962 |
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Nature |
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196 (4861) |
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1287-1291, figs. 1-4, table 1 |
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| Orientation of keratins. There is considerable confusion in the literature regarding the structure of rhinoceros horn and an attempt to clarify the position was made by Ryder. There is no doubt that, rhino horn consists of longitudinal filaments. These tend to separate, particularly at the pro... |
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Molecular orientation of some keratins
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