To purify and characterize metallothionein from human tissues, and investigate its roles in mammalian copper metabolism and in the Menkes kinky hair disease

To purify and characterize metallothionein from human tissues, and investigate its roles in mammalian copper metabolism and in the Menkes kinky hair disease

by Wai-Yee Chan

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