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Haro, Luis
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Academic Article Human growth hormone: 45-kDa isoform with extraordinarily stable interchain disulfide links has attenuated receptor-binding and cell-proliferative activities.
Academic Article Isolation and biochemical properties of four forms of glycosylated porcine prolactin.
Academic Article Glycosylated human prolactin: alterations in glycosylation pattern modify affinity for lactogen receptor and values in prolactin radioimmunoassay.
Academic Article Secreted mouse prolactin (PRL) and stored ovine PRL. I. Biochemical characterization, isolation, and purification of their electrophoretic isoforms.
Academic Article Isolation, purification, and characterization of mouse placental lactogen.
Academic Article Biochemistry and pharmacology of rabbit cardiac growth hormone (GH) receptors.
Academic Article Secreted mouse prolactin (PRL) and stored ovine PRL. II. Role of amides in receptor binding and immunoreactivity.
Academic Article Interaction of mouse prolactin with mouse hepatic receptors.
Academic Article Thermodynamics and kinetics of mouse prolactin-hepatic receptor interaction.
Academic Article Studies on dissociation of mouse prolactin from mouse hepatic receptors.
Academic Article Protein hormones: detection and extraction of functional forms from alkaline polyacrylamide gels.
Academic Article Homologous somatotropin radioreceptor assay utilizing recombinant bovine growth hormone.
Concept Prolactin
Concept Receptors, Prolactin
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