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Cloning and characterization of RTK ligands using receptor-alkaline phosphatase fusion proteins

Cheng et al., 2001

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1283121878736158854
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Cheng H
Flanagan J
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Protein Kinase Protocols

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Receptor tyrosine kinases (RTKs) bind to their ligands with high affinity and specificity. Soluble receptor approaches exploit these biological properties to make affinity probes that can be used to detect or to purify the cognate ligands (1, 2). In many respects, these soluble …
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