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The NSILA-s receptor in liver plasma membranes. Characterization and comparison with the insulin receptor
The Journal of Biological Chemistry
Dec 10, 1975
K MegyesiE R. Froesch
PMID: 391
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NSILA-s (nonsuppressible insulin-like activity, soluble in acid ethanol) is a serum peptide that has insulin-like and growth-promoting activities. We have demonstrated previously that liver plasma membranes possess separate receptors for NSILA-s and insulin and have characterized the in...read more
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Plasma Membrane
Novolin
Hydrogen-Ion Concentration
Hormone Receptors, Cell Surface
Plasma Protein Binding Capacity
Serum Proteins
Lymphoid Cells
Ethanol
Liver
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The NSILA-s receptor in liver plasma membranes. Characterization and comparison with the insulin receptor
Abstract
NSILA-s (nonsuppressible insulin-like activity, soluble in acid ethanol) is a serum peptide that has insulin-like and growth-promoting activities. We have demonstrated previously that liver plasma membranes possess separate receptors for NSILA-s and insulin and have characterized the in...read more
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Novolin
Hydrogen-Ion Concentration
Hormone Receptors, Cell Surface
Plasma Protein Binding Capacity
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