Cloning of the 1.4-kb mRNA species of human complement factor H reveals a novel member of the short consensus repeat family related to the carboxy terminal of the classical 150-kDa molecule (Q34749111)

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English	Cloning of the 1.4-kb mRNA species of human complement factor H reveals a novel member of the short consensus repeat family related to the carboxy terminal of the classical 150-kDa molecule	scientific article published on May 1, 1991

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Cloning of the 1.4-kb mRNA species of human complement factor H reveals a novel member of the short consensus repeat family related to the carboxy terminal of the classical 150-kDa molecule (English)

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Wilhelm J Schwaeble

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W. Schwaeble

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C. Estaller

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V. Koistinen

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M. P. Dierich

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E. H. Weiss

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1 May 1991

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http://www.jimmunol.org/cgi/content/abstract/146/9/3190

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Journal of Immunology

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146

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9

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3190-3196

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