Functional integrins from normal and glycosylation-deficient baby hamster kidney cells: terminal processing of asparagine-linked oligosaccharides is not correlated with fibronectin-binding activity

By: Koyama, TContributor(s): Hughes, R. C Material type: Text

TextReference number:a8688 In: Journal of Biological Chemistry 267 (36), 25939-25944.

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