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Binding of monoiodinated neuropeptide Y to hippocampal membranes and human neuroblastoma cell lines.

Hormone synthesis in human thyroglobulin: possible cleavage of the polypeptide chain at the tyrosine donor site.

A quantitative model of traffic between plasma membrane and secondary lysosomes: evaluation of inflow, lateral diffusion, and degradation.

Two-dimensional iodopeptide mapping demonstrates that erythrocyte Rh D, c, and E polypeptides are structurally homologous but nonidentical.

Monoiodotyrosine formation during thyroglobulin processing in Golgi vesicles.

The inhibition of PB125I formation in calf thyroid caused by 14-iodo-15-hydroxy-eicosatrienoic acid is due to decreased H2O2 availability.

Why do total-body decay curves of iodine-labeled proteins begin with a delay?

Receptor binding of selectively labeled (Tyr-10) and (Tyr-13)-mono-125I-glucagons and competition by homologous 127I-labeled isomers.

Formation of potential antigens from radiographic contrast media.

Phosphorylation of T-cell antigen receptor-associated proteins: correlation with activation for killing and/or for gamma-interferon production by a cytolytic T-cell clone.

Autoregulation of thyroid iodide transport: evidence for the mediation of protein synthesis in iodide-induced suppression of iodide transport.

Some characteristics of soluble thyroid proteins in human fetus during morphogenesis of follicular structure.

Autoregulation of iodide transport in the rabbit: absence of autoregulation in fetal tissue and comparison of maternal and fetal thyroid iodination products.

The influence of radioiodination on the adsorption of IgG and serum albumin to polystyrene.

Intrathyroidal thyroglobulin in streptozotocin-diabetic rats.

Monoclonal antibodies to human urinary thrombopoietin.

Iodoprotein formation by rat mammary glands during pregnancy and early postpartum period.

A rapid method for the preparation of 125I-labelled human growth hormone for receptor studies, using reverse-phase high performance liquid chromatography.

Release of thyroid hormone from circulating thyroglobulin in the rat.

Cell anchorage determines whether mammary tumor virus glycoproteins are processed for plasma membranes or secretion.