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Differential Expression and Sequence-specific Interaction of Karyopherin α with Nuclear Localization Sequences

1 Feb 1997

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The process of nuclear protein transport requires the interaction of several different proteins, either directly or indirectly with nuclear localization or targeting sequences (NLS). Recently, a number of karyopherins alpha, or NLS-binding proteins, have been identified. We have found that the karyopherins hSRP1 and hSRP1alpha are differentially expressed in various leukocyte cell lines and could be induced in...

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PMID: 9020149
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.272.7.4310

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