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Preparation of Sheep Growth Hormone

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EXISTING methods for the preparation of sheep growth hormone by low-temperature ethanol fractionation1 or salt fractionation, combined with ion exchange chromatography2, are lengthy and involve a large number of individual steps. The same criticism applies to existing methods for preparation of ox growth hormone3,4.

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  1. Ian Clunies Ross Animal Research Laboratory, Division of Animal Physiology, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, Prospect, New South Wales

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WALLACE, A. Preparation of Sheep Growth Hormone. Nature 190, 535–536 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/190535a0

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