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Abstract
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1. The conformation in solution of eye-lens proteins obtained from cortical extracts of adult bovine lenses, was studied by means of the optical rotatory dispersion method.
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2. The rotatory data were analysed according to the modified two-term Drude equation, the Moffitt-Yang equation and the one-term Drude equation.
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3. The lens proteins appeared to consist of a mixture of α-helix, random coil and some other structure, which disappeared upon denaturation by acid, alkali or 8 M urea, and also in 2-chloroethanol.
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4. From a comparison with other proteins it seems probable that this other structure has a β conformation.