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A chemical evaluation of collagen and hydroxyproline after treatment with GK-101 (N-chloroglycine).

The reactions of GK-101 (N-chloroglycine) with collagen and hydroxyproline, were studied with regard to caries removal. After reaction with N-chloroglycine, collagen was analyzed for bound available chlorine by iodiometric titration, and hydroxyproline conversion to pyrrole-2-carboxylic acid was measured by they production of a red chromogen after PAB treatment. The results indicated that collagen was chlorinated by N-chloroglycine and hydroxyproline was converted to pyrrole-2-carboxylic acid after N-chloroglycine reaction. These findings tend to indicate two possible pathways of N-chloroglycine protein interaction.[1]

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  1. A chemical evaluation of collagen and hydroxyproline after treatment with GK-101 (N-chloroglycine). Habib, C.M., Kronman, J., Goldman, M. Pharmacology and therapeutics in dentistry. (1975) [Pubmed]
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