Further characterization of the acid-soluble phosphoprotein (SDS/PAGE apparent molecular mass of 22 kDa) in rat fat-cells by peptide sequencing and immuno-analysis: effects of insulin and isoprenaline (Q41772256)

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English	Further characterization of the acid-soluble phosphoprotein (SDS/PAGE apparent molecular mass of 22 kDa) in rat fat-cells by peptide sequencing and immuno-analysis: effects of insulin and isoprenaline	scientific article published on February 1995

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Further characterization of the acid-soluble phosphoprotein (SDS/PAGE apparent molecular mass of 22 kDa) in rat fat-cells by peptide sequencing and immuno-analysis: effects of insulin and isoprenaline (English)

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Diggle TA

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Bloomberg GB

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Denton RM

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1 February 1995

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Biochemical Journal

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306 ( Pt 1)

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135-139

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