Abstract
SummaryAmong the -SH radioprotectors, AET has been the subject of many investigations but little work has been done on -SH group-containing, biologically-active proteins that might enter exchange reactions forming mixed disulphides. In this investigation in vitro experiments were performed to reveal the mechanism of mixed disulphide formation. Physico-chemical changes, such as absorption spectra, electrophoretic mobility and polarographic behaviour of biologically-active proteins such as insulin and oxyhaemoglobin were examined as well as changes in biological activity.
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