A unique group of inactive serine protease homologues from snake venom
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2008
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A number of inactive serine protease homologues (SPHs), which have poorly understood functions, have been identified in invertebrates and vertebrates. Recently, several SPH transcripts have been reported from snake venom glands, which provide potential ne This work was supported by Western Light Project of CAS, Chinese National Natural Science Foundation (30770431), and Yunnan Natural Science Foundation (2007C102M). |
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A unique group of inactive serine protease homologues from snake venom |
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Wu, JB; Jin, Y; Zhong, SR; Chen, RQ; Zhu, SM; Wang, WY; Lu, QM; Xiong, YL.A unique group of inactive serine protease homologues from snake venom,52,277-284,(SCI-E ):This work was supported by Western Light Project of CAS, Chinese National Natural Science Foundation (30770431), and Yunnan Natural Science Foundation (2007C102M). |
| Palavras-Chave | #Pharmacology & Pharmacy; Toxicology |
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期刊论文 |
