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移植抗原と,哺乳類の発現ベクトルから合成されたウイルス膜タンパク質との関連

S Pääbo, F Weber, O Kämpe

    Cell
    |June 1, 1983
    PubMed
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    アデノウイルスE19タンパク質は,クラスI移植抗原と複合体を形成する. 研究者は,独立してE19タンパク質を研究するために発現ベクトルを作成し,HLA抗原との膜関連性および相互作用を確認しました.

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