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Trent M. Woodruff

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Trent Woodruff

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David P. Fairlie

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David P Fairlie

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author name string

Anne-Marie Scola

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Adrian Higginbottom

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Lynda J Partridge

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Stephen M Taylor

Journal of Biological Chemistry

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English

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publication date

9 February 2007

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282

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6

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3664-71

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