Primary structures of two types of alpha-subunit of rat brain Na+,K+,-ATPase deduced from cDNA sequences.

Primary structures of two types of alpha-subunit of rat brain Na+,K+,-ATPase deduced from cDNA sequences.
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从 cDNA 序列推导出大鼠脑 Na,K,-ATP 酶两种类型 α 亚基的一级结构。

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1987
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Journal of Biochemistry (Tokyo)
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M. Nakao
M. Nakao
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Y. Hara;O. Urayama;K. Kawakami;H. Nojima;H. Nagamune;T. Kojima;T. Ohta;K. Nagano;M. Nakao

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