S100 PROTEIN FAMILY: BIOLOGICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL ROLE
Sahar Mohamed Hassan;
Abstract
S100 protein family is one of the largest super-families of Ca+2 binding proteins. They were first identified by Moore, (1965) as acidic low molecular weight Ca+2 binding protein. They are named S100 because of their solubility in a 100% saturated solutio
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| Title | S100 PROTEIN FAMILY: BIOLOGICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL ROLE | Other Titles | الــدور البيولوجـــي والمرضـــى لبـروتيـــن اس 100 | Authors | Sahar Mohamed Hassan | Keywords | S100 PROTEIN FAMILY: BIOLOGICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL ROLE | Issue Date | 2005 | Description | S100 protein family is one of the largest super-families of Ca+2 binding proteins. They were first identified by Moore, (1965) as acidic low molecular weight Ca+2 binding protein. They are named S100 because of their solubility in a 100% saturated solutio |
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