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11-26-2007, 08:15 AM

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Pipette Filler

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Secreted and transmembrane isoforms

Hi,

I would appreciate if somebody can tell me if there are established systems comprising a secreted and a single-pass transmembrane isoforms. With "established systems" I'm meaning systems working as sensors, repressors, etc. Specifically, I'm interested in phosphatases with those characteristics, but any other kind of proteins (receptors, kinases, etc.) are welcome for comparisons.

Thanks in advance and regards.

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Secreted and transmembrane isoforms

Protein Science

Post Questions and Discuss Protein Structure and Function, Protein Localization etc.. Please do not post Proteomic questions here, there is a Proteomic Forum below.