Insulin sequence As reported in 1945, Sanger reacted insulin with FDNB and hydrolyzed the resulting protein....

Insulin sequence As reported in 1945, Sanger reacted insulin with FDNB and hydrolyzed the resulting protein. He found many free amino acids, but only three DNB-aa

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