Identification and characterization of enamel proteinases isolated from developing enamel. Amelogeninolytic serine proteinases are associated with enamel maturation in pig.
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Summary
The data strongly indicate an important role for the serineproteinases, and possibly the gelatinolytic proteinases, in the organized processing of the enamel protein matrix during enamel formation.
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- 1988-12-15
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Keywords
Amelogenin, Enamel paint, Casein, Chemistry, Tooth enamel
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