July 1981
Volume 21, Issue 1
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Immunochemical studies on the major intrinsic polypeptides from human lens membrane.
Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science July 1981, Vol.21, 46-51. doi:
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      J S Zigler, J Horwitz; Immunochemical studies on the major intrinsic polypeptides from human lens membrane.. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 1981;21(1):46-51.

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Abstract

Cell membranes from the human lens contain two major polypeptides with molecular weights near 26,000 and 22,000. These two species have been isolated in a highly purified state and purified by means of an antiserum against the 26,000 dalton membrane polypeptide from bovine lens. Immunochemical data are presented that establish a clear structural relationship between the two polypeptides and are consistent with the hypothesis that the 22,000 dalton species derived proteolytically from the 26,000 dalton species.

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