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cAMP - - 在D上的cAMP结合部位引起的变化; discoideum amebae

C Klein, M H Juliani

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    |February 1, 1977
    PubMed
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    当暴露于cAMP时,Dictyostelium discoideum细胞会减少它们的循环腺单酸盐 (cAMP) 结合部位. 这种下调是可逆的,并且发生在没有新的蛋白质合成的情况下,这表明直接的复杂形成机制.

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