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Recombinant methionyl bovine prolactin: loss of bioactivity after single amino acid deletions from putative helical regions

Luck et al., 1990

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14877503538586962276
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Luck D
Gout P
Kelsay K
Atkinson T
Beer C
Smith M
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Molecular Endocrinology

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We have previously described a method for producing recombinant methionyl bovine PRL (Met-bPRL), which is as bioactive as the authentic hormone in the Nb2 cell lactogen bioassay; in contrast, a MetbPRL variant lacking tyrosine 28 was essentially devoid of …
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