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cardioactive peptide from the American cockroach.
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homology to human epidermal growth factor receptor. Nature 314: 178-180 (1985)
228. Watahiki M. et al.: Primary structure of chicken
pituitary prolactin deduced from the cDNA
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in the domains of prolactins. J. BioI. Chern. 264:
5535-39 (1989)
229. Watts J. D. et al.: Thymosins: Both nuclear and cytoplasmic proteins. Eur. J. Biochem. 192: 643-651
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