PMID: 3763959Aug 1, 1986Paper

Characterization of a camel milk protein rich in proline identifies a new beta-casein fragment

Regulatory Peptides
O U BegH Jörnvall

Abstract

A camel milk whey protein has been isolated by reverse-phase high performance liquid chromatography. The protein is, like caseins, rich in proline (25% of the whole protein). The N-terminal amino acid sequence shows that the protein is homologous with a C-terminal region of beta-caseins analyzed from other species. The protein is concluded to be a fragment of beta-casein, derived from a non-tryptic type of cleavage of the parent molecule, and increasing the multiplicity of known casein products.

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