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Details on Person May, B, 2009-10-31
| Class:Id | InstanceEdit:445578 |
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| _displayName | May, B, 2009-10-31 |
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| _timestamp | 2009-10-31 07:55:32 |
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| author | [Person:203835] May, Bruce |
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| dateTime | 2009-10-31 11:52:58 |
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| (edited) | [BlackBoxEvent:216883] Exocytosis of Insulin [Mus musculus] |
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| (modified) | [Person:445459] Ko, HC
[Person:445460] Kadima, W
[LiteratureReference:445461] Comparison of solution structural flexibility and zinc binding domains for insulin, proinsulin, and miniproinsulin
[Person:445462] Kaarsholm, NC
[LiteratureReference:445463] Role of metal ions in the T- to R-allosteric transition in the insulin hexamer
[Person:445464] Jang, SH
[LiteratureReference:445465] In vitro refolding of human proinsulin. Kinetic intermediates, putative disulfide-forming pathway folding initiation site, and potential role of C-peptide in folding process
[LiteratureReference:445466] Unfolding of human proinsulin. Intermediates and possible role of its C-peptide in folding/unfolding
[Person:445467] Ramos-Castaņeda, J
[LiteratureReference:445468] Role of the connecting peptide in insulin biosynthesis |
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| (reviewed) | [BlackBoxEvent:216883] Exocytosis of Insulin [Mus musculus] |
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