Altered distribution of Galphah/type 2 transglutaminase following catecholamine deprivation is associated with depression of adrenoreceptor signal transduction in cultured ventricular zone germinal cells (Q48467040)

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English	Altered distribution of Galphah/type 2 transglutaminase following catecholamine deprivation is associated with depression of adrenoreceptor signal transduction in cultured ventricular zone germinal cells	scientific article published in March 1998

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Altered distribution of Galphah/type 2 transglutaminase following catecholamine deprivation is associated with depression of adrenoreceptor signal transduction in cultured ventricular zone germinal cells (English)

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Gill LS

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Pabbathi VK

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