Expression and regulation of the 67-kda laminin-binding protein and its precursor gene in lymphoid-cells.
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Summary
It appears that regulation of the 37-kDa precursor in T-cells may be mediated by the signal transduction cascade associated with protein kinase C activation.
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- 1993-12-01
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Biology, Molecular biology, Laminin, Protein kinase C, Binding protein
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