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Guinea-pig neutrophil cationic peptides are encoded by at least three kinds of mRNA transcripts.
Comparative biochemistry and physiology. B, Comparative biochemistry - 1 Oct 1993
Nagaoka I, Nonoguchi A, Yamashita T
Abstract excerpt
1. cDNA clones encoding antimicrobial guinea-pig neutrophil cationic peptides, GNCP-1 and GNCP-2 were isolated from a bone marrow cell cDNA library. 2. Three kinds of cDNAs (GNCP-1A, GNCP-1B and GNCP-2 cDNAs) were obtained, and the analysis of these cDNAs indicated that GNCPs were produced as precursor proteins comprising 93 amino acid residues, which were composed of signal sequences (N-terminal 19 residues),...
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