Physiological levels of Stat5 DNA binding activity and protein in bovine mammary gland.
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Summary
Results show that both Stat5 protein and Stat5 activity are modulated by different physiological signals in vivo and suggest that Stat5 lies within in the zone where signal transduction cascades from a variety of factors are convergent.
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- 2000-12-01
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Keywords
Milking, Lactation, STAT5, Prolactin, Mammary gland
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