Non-synonymous gene polymorphisms in the secretory signal peptide of human TGF-β1 affect cellular synthesis but not secretion of TGF-β1

S Mohren; Ralf Weiskirchen

doi:10.1016/j.bbrc.2009.01.011

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Non-synonymous gene polymorphisms in the secretory signal peptide of human TGF-β1 affect cellular synthesis but not secretion of TGF-β1

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