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[Truncated growth hormone receptor mutations function as dominant-negative inhibitors of the full-length receptor and cause genetic short stature].
Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine - 1 Feb 2002
Minamitani Kanshi
Abstract excerpt
Truncated growth hormone receptor (GHR) mutations that lack the majority of the cytoplasmic domain have been identified in familial short stature and same truncated GHR isoforms generated by alternative splicing in a number of normal human tissues. The binding affinity of the truncated GHR was similar to that seen for the full-length receptor and the truncated GHR showed a much greater expression on the cell...
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