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Na, K-ATPase in dog red cells. Immunological identification and maturation-associated degradation by the proteolytic system.

Inaba et al., 1986

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18183940723767536935
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Inaba M
Maede Y
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Journal of Biological Chemistry

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The Na, K-ATPase of red cells from high K+ and low K+ dogs was studied immunologically by using antibodies raised against dog kidney enzyme. Anti-alpha subunit IgGs, which also recognized alpha (+) from brain enzyme, identified the larger subunit of erythrocyte Na, K …
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