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July 1, 1988Journal of Biological ChemistryOpen Access

Function of neutral endopeptidase on the cell membrane of human neutrophils.

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RPRichard G. PainterXavier University of LouisianaRDRuth DukesUniversity of GlasgowJSJames V. SullivanNational Institutes of Health

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