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The Biochemical journal
Nov, 1970;120 (2): 393-7.

Identification of the acrylate porphyrin S-411 from meconium.

J French, D C Nicholson, C Rimington
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PMID: 5493861 DOI: 10.1042/bj1200393

Abstract

A new porphyrin isolated from calf and foal meconium has been characterized as a tris-(2-carboxyethyl)-mono-(2-carboxyvinyl)-tetramethyl porphin, that is as an analogue of coproporphyrin in which one propionate group has been replaced by an acrylate group. The porphyrin is mainly a type III isomer and its possible significance in haem biosynthesis is discussed.

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MeSH Term

Acrylates
Animals
Animals, Newborn
Cattle
Heme
Horses
Meconium
Porphyrins
Propionates
Stereoisomerism

Chemicals

Acrylates
Porphyrins
Propionates
Heme
Journal Article

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