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Part II: The Amino-Acid Composition of Oxidized Normal and Copper-Deficient Wool Fractions and Further Attempts at Fractionation

F.W.A. Horden

The amino-acid compositions of oxidized normal and copper-deficient wool from one sheep and of two components separated from them at pH 6 have been measured by ion exchange chromatography. The differences between the "soluble" and "insoluble" components are those expected from previous work. The "insoluble" components from normal and copper-deficient wool appear to be identical, although there is a small dif ference in the "soluble" components. Attempts at fractionating the "soluble" components , by chroniatogrtphy, paper electrophoresis, and dialysis gave indications of heterogeneity but were not very successful.

Textile Research Journal, Vol. 30, No. 7, 484-489 (1960)
DOI: 10.1177/004051756003000702


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