Cellular recognition of tri-/di-palmitoylated peptides is independent from a domain encompassing the N-terminal seven leucine-rich repeat (LRR)/LRR-like motifs of TLR2. (Q43409240)

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English	Cellular recognition of tri-/di-palmitoylated peptides is independent from a domain encompassing the N-terminal seven leucine-rich repeat (LRR)/LRR-like motifs of TLR2.	scientific article published on 14 July 2003

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Cellular recognition of tri-/di-palmitoylated peptides is independent from a domain encompassing the N-terminal seven leucine-rich repeat (LRR)/LRR-like motifs of TLR2. (English)

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Carsten J Kirschning

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Carsten J Kirschning

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Hermann Wagner

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Alina Grabiec

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Guangxun Meng

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Mario Vallon

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Barbara Ebe

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Sabrina Hampel

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Wolfgang Bessler

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Journal of Biological Chemistry

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41

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39822-39829

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