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Protein Engineering|October 1, 1996
Comparative modelling and analysis of amino acid substitutions suggests that the family of pregnancy-associated glycoproteins includes both active and inactive aspartic proteinasesK Guruprasad, T L Blundell, S Xie, et al.
Biophysical Chemistry|November 7, 2006
Dynamics of the nucleated polymerization model of prion replicationR Rubenstein, P C Gray, T J Cleland, et al.
Journal of Reproduction and Fertility. Supplement|January 1, 1991
The polypeptides and genes for ovine and bovine trophoblast protein-1R M Roberts, S W Klemann, D W Leaman, et al.
Endocrinology|June 21, 2001
Polymorphic forms of expressed bovine interferon-tau genes: relative transcript abundance during early placental development, promoter sequences of genes and biological activity of protein productsA D Ealy, S F Larson, L Liu, et al.
Journal of Dairy Science|September 1, 1995
Extension of corpus luteum lifespan and reduction of uterine secretion of prostaglandin F2 alpha of cows in response to recombinant interferon-tauM D Meyer, P J Hansen, W W Thatcher, et al.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|November 15, 1991
Identification of the major pregnancy-specific antigens of cattle and sheep as inactive members of the aspartic proteinase familyS C Xie, B G Low, R J Nagel, et al.
Sleep Medicine|August 26, 2011
Prevalence of snoring and associated factors in infancyA M Piteo, K Lushington, R M Roberts, et al.
Biology of Reproduction|January 18, 2022
Asymmetric expression of proteins in the granules of the placentomal Binucleate cells in Giraffa camelopardalis†F B P Wooding, A J Forhead, S Wilsher, et al.
Zygote (Cambridge, England)|August 18, 2001
Expression of pregnancy-associated glycoprotein 1 and 2 genes in in vivo, in vitro and parthenogenetically derived preimplantation pig embryosH J Do, J H Kim, L R Abeydeera, et al.
Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications|May 14, 1987
Sequence homology in the metalloproteins; purple acid phosphatase from beef spleen and uteroferrin from porcine uterusD F Hunt, J R Yates, J Shabanowitz, et al.
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