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A major structural difference between membrane-bound and secreted IgM of normal mouse spleen cells is located in the C-terminal region of their heavy chains

scientific article published on 01 July 1980

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A major structural difference between membrane-bound and secreted IgM of normal mouse spleen cells is located in the C-terminal region of their heavy chains (English)

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Evidence for hydrophobic region within heavy chains of mouse B lymphocyte membrane-bound IgM

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21 January 2018

Plasma cell immunoglobulin M molecules. Their biosynthesis, assembly, and intracellular transport

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Peptides: An analytical method for their resolution by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis applicable to a wide range of sizes and solubilities

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[21] carboxypeptidases a and B

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Amino acid sequence of a mouse immunoglobulin mu chain

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B lymphocytes contain three species of μ chains

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Evidence for a C-terminal tyrosine residue in human and mouse B-lymphocyte membrane μ chains

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