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Rao et al., 1995 - Google Patents

The nuclear prolactin receptor: a 62-kDa chromatin-associated protein in rat Nb2 lymphoma cells

Rao et al., 1995

Document ID
9162355769308321980
Author
Rao Y
Buckley D
Buckley A
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Archives of biochemistry and biophysics

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Previously we demonstrated that lactogen-dependent Nb2 cells express a nuclear prolactin (PRL) receptor. Thus, the nuclear receptor expressed in PRL-dependent Nb2-11 and- independent Nb2-SFJCD1 cells was characterized. Initially, the potential proteolytic …
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