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## Abstract Measurement of the optical rotatory dispersion spectra of poly‐γ‐D‐glutamic acid (obtained from __Bacillus anthracis__) dawn to 200 nm wavelength reveal difference between the unionized and ionized froms. The profile of the unionized polyacid shows similarities to those obtained for α‐h
1. The optical rotatory properties of four purified samples of human 19-5 yglobulin have been studied in detail. 2. The dispersion constants of the protein and the changes in the optical rotatory behaviour in polar and non-polar solvents are found to resemble those of 7-S yglobulin. 3. It is sugge
J a p a n ## Synposis Optically active poly-0-acetylthreonine and poly-0-acetyl-allothreonine exist in the B form in pyridine, in 2-chloroethanol-dichloromethane mixed solvent, and in the solid state. The optical rotatory dispersion of the 6 form of poly-0-acetyl-L-threonine in a 2-chloroethanol-