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Reaction between Glucose and the Terminal Amino Group of Lysine

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Patton and Chism1 have recently used paper chromatography followed by examination of the unheated papers under an ultra-violet lamp for demonstrating a series of fluorescent products in boiled glucose–glycine solutions. We have been using a similar technique in an investigation of the reaction between glucose and α-N-acetyl-L-lysine at 37° C. and have found it particularly effective when combined with a study of the effect of water content on the course of the reaction.

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HANNAN, R., LEA, C. Reaction between Glucose and the Terminal Amino Group of Lysine. Nature 168, 744–745 (1951). https://doi.org/10.1038/168744b0

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