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Amino-terminal sequences of a novel heparin-binding protein from human, bovine, rat, and chick brain: high interspecies homology

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Amino-terminal sequences of a novel heparin-binding protein from human, bovine, rat, and chick brain: high interspecies homology (English)

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D Huber

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P Gautschi-Sova

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P Böhlen

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English

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April 1990

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Neurochemical Research

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15

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4

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435-9

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