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Action de l’acide hydrochlorique sur la protéine.
Bull. Set. Phys. nat. (Leyde), 153. 1838.
Mulder gave the name protéine (protein) to a substance which he believed to be the essential constituent of all organized bodies. Later, with Liebig, he found there was no such definite compound, but the work remained to designate the nitrogenous products of which it was a mixture.
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| External URL | action-de-lacide-hydrochlorique-sur-la-protne |