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Antigenic Determinants of Bovine Serum Albumin

International Archives of Allergy and Immunology, 2001
<i>Background:</i> Bovine serum albumin (BSA) is one of the most widely studied proteins; its structure is well known and its antigenic characteristics have been described in several papers. The aim of this research was the identification of the BSA antigenic determinants.
Beretta B   +10 more
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The cryoaggregation of bovine serum albumin

Cryobiology, 1970
Summary Bovine serum albumin in the native (BSA), reduced (BSA-SH), and combined (BSA-S-NEM) forms was frozen at −5°C. The BSA remained essentially soluble; the BSA-SH and BSA-S-NEM both aggregated nearly completely when allowed to reimbibe water at room temperature but to a smaller degree when allowed to reimbibe just above the freezing point.
R, Goodin, J, Levitt
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Raman studies of bovine serum albumin

Biopolymers, 1976
AbstractThe Raman Spectra of bovine serum albumin have been obtained in the solute state, in alkaline and acidic solutions, and in the gel. The reversible denaturations of bovine serum albumin solutions by heat, acid's, and alkali were studied and a new mechanism for heat denaturation has been proposed based on a continuous unfolding of the α‐helices.
V J, Lin, J L, Koenig
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Ionization of Bovine Serum Albumin Monolayers

Nature, 1952
IT has long been known that the surface electrical potential of a protein monolayer at the air/water interface is dependent on the pH and the nature of the ions present in the aqueous sub-solution. There is no record, however, of a comprehensive investigation of the variation of protein surface potential with the pH of the sub-solution.
M Z, DOGAN, J, GLAZER
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Food anaphylaxis to bovine serum albumin

Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 1998
Although rare, anaphylaxis has been reported after topical administration of bacitracin ointment.1-7 All reported patients, including ours, had applied the drug to a compromised skin barrier (i.e., leg ulcers, excoriated dermatitis, or burns). Thus ready access to the systemic circulation seems to be a prerequisite for the development of anaphylaxis ...
G, Kanny   +2 more
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