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Impact of del32-71-GH (exon 3 skipped GH) on intracellular GH distribution, secretion and cell viability: a quantitative confocal microscopy analysis

scientific article published on 17 February 2006

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19 September 2017

Impact of del32-71-GH (exon 3 skipped GH) on intracellular GH distribution, secretion and cell viability: a quantitative confocal microscopy analysis (English)

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19 September 2017

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Souzan Salemi

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Andrée Eblé

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Johnny Deladoëy

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Primus E Mullis

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17 February 2006

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Hormone Research

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Acquisition of Lubrol insolubility, a common step for growth hormone and prolactin in the secretory pathway of neuroendocrine cells

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Structural analysis of human growth hormone with respect to the dominant expression of growth hormone (GH) mutations in isolated GH deficiency type II.

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10.1159/000091607

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