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Beta-galactosidase 2-mercaptoethanol+DMSO chymotrypsin

ABSTRACT: beta-galactosidase 2-mercaptoethanol+DMSO chymotrypsin

ORGANISM(S): Escherichia Coli

SUBMITTER: Yoshio Kodera

PROVIDER: PXD054531 | JPOST Repository | Sat Aug 02 00:00:00 GMT+01:00 2025

REPOSITORIES: jPOST

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	Asto139_001_B_Gal_2_ME_incubate50_DMSO_0_2uL_T30.raw	Raw
	Asto139_002_B_Gal_2_ME_incubate50_DMSO_1_2uL_T30.raw	Raw
	Asto139_003_B_Gal_2_ME_incubate50_DMSO_5_2uL_T30.raw	Raw
	Asto139_004_B_Gal_2_ME_incubate50_DMSO_10_2uL_T30.raw	Raw
	Asto139_005_B_Gal_2_ME_incubate50_DMSO_20_2uL_T30.raw	Raw

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