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beta-Spectrinは,鶏の赤血球細胞溶解酸で合成されたアルファスペクトリンを膜に集積することを制限する

R T Moon, E Lazarides

    Nature
    |September 1, 1983
    PubMed
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    赤血球内の過剰なアルファスペクトリンはベータスペクトリンと結合しない. スペクトルサブユニットの組み立ては,ベータスペクトルの可用性によって規制され,両方のサブユニットは翻訳後に組み立てられます.

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