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IN a recent paper1 Hagedorn, Norman-Jensen and their co-workers have described new insulin compounds with protamines, which are more or less insoluble in water at a pH. about 7 and show a prolonged action of the insulin when injected sub-cutaneously, although the solubility is definitely increased by the blood constituents. Several such compounds with different protamines showing somewhat different solubilities were studied and tested in the treatment of severe diabetes.
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BEECHER, H., KROGH, A. Microscopic Observation of the Absorption of Insulin and Protamine-Insulinate. Nature 137, 458 (1936). https://doi.org/10.1038/137458a0
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