The amino acid sequence of rat liver glucokinase deduced from cloned cDNA.

The amino acid sequence of rat liver glucokinase deduced from cloned cDNA.
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1989-01
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The Journal of biological chemistry
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T. Andreone;R. Printz;S. Pilkis;M. Magnuson;D. Granner
T. Andreone;R. Printz;S. Pilkis;M. Magnuson;D. Granner
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T. Andreone;R. Printz;S. Pilkis;M. Magnuson;D. Granner

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