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Regeneration of enzymic activity from reduced hen egg lysozyme peptide 1-127 was effected with a glutathione oxidation-reduction buffer. The rate of regeneration was nearly as great for peptide 1-127 as for reduced lysozyme itself, and the yields were the same (greater than 80%). The regenerated fragment 1-127 was shown to be indistinguishable from fragment 1-127 before reduction by ion exchange chromatography, amino acid analysis, polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis, and disulfide analysis. These results show that the COOH-terminal dipeptide Arg-Leu is not essential for the acquisition of the native three-dimensional structure of lysozyme.
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