Novel Approach for Isolating Proteins/Enzymes from MicrobialComplexes:  Functional Properties
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The objective of this study is to develop a mild method for                     dissociation of yeast nucleoproteins to isolate functional proteins.            With the advances in recombinant DNA and the burgeoning developments in         biotechnology, superior strains of microbes are being developed for the         production of proteins, enzymes, hormones, etc., for biomedical and             industrial uses.  The lack of simple, practical methods, adaptable to           large-scale use, for the isolation of proteins (enzymes), in their              native state is a critical problem that must be solved to expedite              advances in biotechnology and facilitate exploitation of these                  proteins.  Based on an understanding of the nature of nucleoprotein             complexes, this study will develop new approaches for protein recovery.
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