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Natural single amino acid polymorphism (F19Y) in human galectin-8: detection of structural alterations and increased growth-regulatory activity on tumor cells.

The FEBS journal - 1 Mar 2014

Ruiz Federico M, Scholz Barbara A, Buzamet Eliza, Kopitz Jürgen, André Sabine, Menéndez Margarita, Romero Antonio, Solís Dolores, Gabius Hans-Joachim

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UNLABELLED: Natural amino acid substitution by single-site nucleotide polymorphism can become a valuable tool for structure-activity correlations, especially if evidence for association to disease parameters exists. Focusing on the F19Y change in human galectin-8, connected clinically to rheumato...

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PMID: 24418318
DOI: 10.1111/febs.12716

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