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High-sulphur Proteins as a Major Cause of Variation in Sulphur Content between α-Keratins

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Published1965
Citations19
References18

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Biology of the Skin and Hair Growth

1966 • 610 citations

Some Effects of Sulphur-Containing Amino Acids on the Growth and Composition of Wool

1963 • 153 citations

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1935 • 124 citations

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1950 • 116 citations

The Growth and Composition of Wool II. The Effect of Casein, Gelatin, and Sulphur-Containing Amino Acids Given Per Abomasum

1964 • 87 citations

A Further Study on the Extraction of Reduced Proteins From Wool

1963 • 57 citations

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1962 • 54 citations

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1964 • 50 citations

Separate Synthesis of Fibrillar and Matrix Proteins in the Formation of Keratin

1963 • 49 citations

The Isolation and Properties of Some Soluble Proteins From Wool

1964 • 47 citations

A comparative study of high-sulphur proteins from α-keratins

1965 • 45 citations

Use of Radioisotopes in the Study of Wool Growth and Fibre Composition

1956 • 27 citations

Ultrastructure of protein fibres

1964 • 23 citations

Die mikroanalytische Bestimmung von Schwefel und Chlor oder Brom mittels Magnesiumaufschlusses. I

1954 • 23 citations

The reactivity of the cystine linkage in keratin fibres. Part I. The action of alkalis

1942 • 23 citations

The biology of the skin and hair growth

1966 • 18 citations

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1948 • 17 citations

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1959 • 9 citations

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