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Mutant and misfolded human growth hormone is rapidly degraded through the proteasomal degradation pathway in a cellular model for isolated growth hormone deficiency type II.

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Mutant and misfolded human growth hormone is rapidly degraded through the proteasomal degradation pathway in a cellular model for isolated growth hormone deficiency type II. (English)

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isolated growth hormone deficiency type II

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K Kannenberg

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N E Wittekindt

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S Tippmann

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H Wolburg

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M B Ranke

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G Binder

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1 November 2007

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Journal of Neuroendocrinology

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882-890

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The crystal structure of affinity-matured human growth hormone at 2 A resolution

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Autosomal dominant growth hormone deficiency disrupts secretory vesicles in vitro and in vivo in transgenic mice.

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10.1111/J.1365-2826.2007.01602.X

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