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Tsitologiia|March 1, 1989

[The recycling of EGF-receptor complexes in A431 cells]A D Sorkin, N P Bogdanova, A B Sorokin, et al.

Tsitologiia|October 1, 1986

[Receptor-mediated endocytosis of alpha 2-macroglobulin in living intact 3T3 cells]L V Teslenko, O F Zvonarev, S A Plakhov, et al.

Tsitologiia|November 1, 1986

[A cytoskeletal protein with a molecular weight of 100 kD is a component of the endosomes participating in receptor-mediated endocytosis]E V Leonova, A D Sorkin, L V Teslenko, et al.

Tsitologiia|January 1, 1991

[Cytoskeletal changes in A-431 cells under the action of epidermal growth factor]V I Skopicheva, V G Skopichev, N A Vinogradova, et al.

Tsitologiia|March 19, 1999

[EGF-dependent association of 20S-proteasome and alpha-RNP particles with the epidermal growth factor receptor in A-431 cells]I M Konstantinova, R Wetzker, E B Burova, et al.

Tsitologiia|September 20, 2000

[Novel endoribonuclease activity of 26S-proteasomes from A-431 cells]I N Evteeva, V A Kulichkova, A G Mittenberg, et al.

Tsitologiia|October 3, 2003

[EGF regulation of specific endoribonuclease activity of 26S proteasomes from A431 cells: a potential role of proteasomes in control of mRNA stability]I N Evteeva, V A Kulichkova, A D Obukhova, et al.

Tsitologiia|September 6, 2001

[Specific regulated endonuclease activity of small RNP, containing prosomes from the A431 cell line: possible mechanisms of regulating the stability of RNA by epidermal growth factor]V A Kulichkova, I N Evteeva, A G Mittenberg, et al.

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Tsitologiia|March 1, 1989

[The recycling of EGF-receptor complexes in A431 cells]A D Sorkin, N P Bogdanova, A B Sorokin, et al.

Tsitologiia|October 1, 1986

[Receptor-mediated endocytosis of alpha 2-macroglobulin in living intact 3T3 cells]L V Teslenko, O F Zvonarev, S A Plakhov, et al.

Tsitologiia|November 1, 1986

[A cytoskeletal protein with a molecular weight of 100 kD is a component of the endosomes participating in receptor-mediated endocytosis]E V Leonova, A D Sorkin, L V Teslenko, et al.

Tsitologiia|January 1, 1991

[Cytoskeletal changes in A-431 cells under the action of epidermal growth factor]V I Skopicheva, V G Skopichev, N A Vinogradova, et al.

Tsitologiia|March 19, 1999

[EGF-dependent association of 20S-proteasome and alpha-RNP particles with the epidermal growth factor receptor in A-431 cells]I M Konstantinova, R Wetzker, E B Burova, et al.

Tsitologiia|September 20, 2000

[Novel endoribonuclease activity of 26S-proteasomes from A-431 cells]I N Evteeva, V A Kulichkova, A G Mittenberg, et al.

Tsitologiia|October 3, 2003

[EGF regulation of specific endoribonuclease activity of 26S proteasomes from A431 cells: a potential role of proteasomes in control of mRNA stability]I N Evteeva, V A Kulichkova, A D Obukhova, et al.

Tsitologiia|September 6, 2001

[Specific regulated endonuclease activity of small RNP, containing prosomes from the A431 cell line: possible mechanisms of regulating the stability of RNA by epidermal growth factor]V A Kulichkova, I N Evteeva, A G Mittenberg, et al.

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