Reconstitution and transphosphorylation of TGF‐beta receptor complexes.
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Summary
The results suggest that T beta R‐I and T Beta R‐II have affinity for each other, however, the ligand is required for stable complex formation under physiological conditions.
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- article
- Published
- 1994-12-01
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- 89
- References
- 3
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- Open access
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Keywords
Cancer, Biology, Cancer genetics, Genetics, Library science
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