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Phosphopeptide Analysis of Rodent Epididymal Spermatozoa
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隔離された精子のプラズマ膜に機能的なリサクト受容体の保持

J K Bentley, H Shimomura, D L Garbers

    Cell
    |April 25, 1986
    PubMed
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    Resactペプチドは精子膜のギュアニラートサイクラゼの変化を誘発する. この研究は,分離された精子膜における受容体媒介反応を実証し,無傷の細胞の活動を反映しています.

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