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[7] Enzymes covalently bound to polyacrylic and polymethacrylic copolymers

Epton et al., 1976

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647415585662914153
Author
Epton R
Hibbert B
Thomas T
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Methods in Enzymology

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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the preparation of the aminoaryl and acyl hydrazide derivatized copolyacrylamides because they represent important representative enzyme carriers of the acrylate type. The methodology of their synthesis and …
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