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Casein secretion in mammary tissue: tonic regulation of basal secretion by protein kinase A

Clegg et al., 1998

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13840850228193322104
Author
Clegg R
Gardner R
Lavialle F
Boisgard R
Ollivier-Bousquet M
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Molecular and cellular endocrinology

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Despite its quantitative importance in the secretion of lactoproteins, little is known about the triggering and control mechanisms that initiate, regulate and terminate the operation of the basal pathway of lactoprotein secretion throughout the lactation cycle. This study …
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