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[Different heparin fractions].

Authors: S M, Bychkov; V N, Kharlamova;

[Different heparin fractions].

Abstract

It was shown that treatment by 2-3 M KCl solutions of complex unfractionated preparations of heparin with hexamminecobalt (III) resulted in incorporation into the solution of a heparin fraction containing 3 residues of sulphuric acid per 1 residue in glucosamine. In the precipitate released of hexamminecobalt (III) there remains a heparin fraction containing 4 residues of sulphuric acid per 1 residue of glucosamine. Both fractions were isolated in a chemically individual form.

Keywords

Chemistry, Glucosamine, Chemical Phenomena, Heparin, Cobalt, Sulfuric Acids

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