G12 and G13 alpha-subunits are immunochemically detectable in most membranes of various mammalian cells and tissues. (Q53018358)

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English	G12 and G13 alpha-subunits are immunochemically detectable in most membranes of various mammalian cells and tissues.	scientific article

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G12 and G13 alpha-subunits are immunochemically detectable in most membranes of various mammalian cells and tissues. (English)

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Harhammer R

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1 February 1994

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Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications

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10.1006/BBRC.1994.1129

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