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Hui Wang

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Guangjin Pan

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Yijie Geng

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Yunqian Guo

Journal of Biological Chemistry

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language of work or name

English

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publication date

18 August 2006

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published in

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volume

281

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page(s)

23319-25

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issue

33

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