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Synthetic peptides containing a BXBXXXB (B) motif activate phospholipase C-β 1

PIIPER et al., 1997

Document ID: 3759520136813678599
Author: PIIPER A; STRYJEK-KAMINSKA D; ILLENBERGER D; KLENGEL R; SCHMIDT J; GIERSCHIK P; ZEUZEM S
Publication year: 1997
Publication venue: Biochemical Journal

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We have recently shown that synthetic peptides of the effector domain of the low-molecular- mass GTP-binding protein Rab3 stimulate inositol 1, 4, 5-trisphosphate production in various permeabilized cells. To investigate the mechanism of the peptide-induced activation of …

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