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Research Article

PURIFICATION AND DETERMINATION OF THE AMINO ACID SEQUENCE OF EQUINE SERUM BUTYRYLCHOLINESTERASE

Deborah Moorad Division of Biochemist ry, Wa lter Reed Army Institut e of Resea r ch, Washingt on, DC, USA
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Luo Chunyuan Division of Biochemist ry, Wa lter Reed Army Institut e of Resea r ch, Washingt on, DC, USA
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Saxena Ashima Division of Biochemist ry, Wa lter Reed Army Institut e of Resea r ch, Washingt on, DC, USA
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Doctor Bhupendra Division of Biochemist ry, Wa lter Reed Army Institut e of Resea r ch, Washingt on, DC, USA
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Garcia Gregory Division of Biochemist ry, Wa lter Reed Army Institut e of Resea r ch, Washingt on, DC, USA
Pages 219-227 | Published online: 30 Sep 2008

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