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Characterisation of two highly conserved but non-allelic cellular disintegrins from rabbit testis.

Gene - 5 Jan 1998

Hardy C M, Holland M K

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Two novel cellular disintegrin genes (termed ADAM 6d and ADAM 6e: Gen Bank accession numbers U82750 and U82751) were isolated and characterised from a rabbit testicular cDNA library. The cDNAs have open reading frames encoding for proteins of 731 and 730 amino acids, respectively. They share an amino-acid homology of greater than 89% and a nucleotide base matching of 94% in both the coding and non-coding regions....

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PMID: 9461424
DOI: 10.1016/s0378-1119(97)00575-1

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