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Transbilayer Movement of Phosphatidylserine in Nonhuman Erythrocytes: Evidence That the Aminophospholipid Transporter Is a Ubiquitous Membrane Protein
Jerome Connor, Alan J. Schroit
Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center
Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center - Research Labs
Immunology
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pyridyldithioethylamine
99%
Phospholipid Transfer Proteins
88%
Phosphatidylserines
68%
Membrane Proteins
49%
Erythrocytes
46%
Lectins
15%
Horses
14%
Sheep
13%
Biochemistry
13%
Canidae
12%
Peptide Hydrolases
12%
Molecular Weight
12%
Cattle
11%
Swine
11%
Proteins
10%
Cell Membrane
10%
Peptides
9%
Membranes
8%
Cell Line
8%
Antibodies
8%
Chemical Compounds
Aminophospholipid
100%
Protein
24%
Red
20%
Mammalian Cell
15%
Lectin
15%
Biochemistry
13%
Polypeptide
12%
Plasma
9%
Weight
7%
Surface
4%