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An investigation of the role of N102 of the GnRH receptor in determining the potency of C-terminally modified agonist analogs

Bibliography : leaves 84-104.

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Main Author: Henshall-Howard, Marie-Paule Alix Emilie
Other Authors: Davidson, James
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Language:English
Published: Division of Chemical Pathology 2014
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spelling oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/2692 An investigation of the role of N102 of the GnRH receptor in determining the potency of C-terminally modified agonist analogs Henshall-Howard, Marie-Paule Alix Emilie Davidson, James Chemical Pathology Bibliography : leaves 84-104. Three GnRH receptors with the mutations N102A, N102D and N102K, which were derived from the human GnRH receptor by site directed mutagenesis, were expressed in COS-1 cells. The effects of these mutations on the potency of seven C-terminally modified GnRH agonist analogs for the stimulation of IP production were determined. 2014-07-28T08:13:58Z 2014-07-28T08:13:58Z 2000 Master Thesis Masters MSc http://hdl.handle.net/11427/2692 eng application/pdf Division of Chemical Pathology Faculty of Health Sciences University of Cape Town
spellingShingle Chemical Pathology
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An investigation of the role of N102 of the GnRH receptor in determining the potency of C-terminally modified agonist analogs
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title An investigation of the role of N102 of the GnRH receptor in determining the potency of C-terminally modified agonist analogs
title_full An investigation of the role of N102 of the GnRH receptor in determining the potency of C-terminally modified agonist analogs
title_fullStr An investigation of the role of N102 of the GnRH receptor in determining the potency of C-terminally modified agonist analogs
title_full_unstemmed An investigation of the role of N102 of the GnRH receptor in determining the potency of C-terminally modified agonist analogs
title_short An investigation of the role of N102 of the GnRH receptor in determining the potency of C-terminally modified agonist analogs
title_sort investigation of the role of n102 of the gnrh receptor in determining the potency of c terminally modified agonist analogs
topic Chemical Pathology
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