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Transferrin receptor and its recycling in HeLa cells.

Bleil et al., 1982

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16950475956692760345
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Bleil J
Bretscher M
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The transferrin receptor is a 180 000‐dalton protein which can be dissociated to two 90 000‐ dalton polypeptides under reducing conditions. It can be labelled by lactoperoxidase‐ catalysed iodination on the cell surface at 0 degree C. Trypsin digestion of labelled cells at 0 …
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