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July 22, 2010Molecular Biology of the Cell

Functional Relationship between Protein Disulfide Isomerase Family Members during the Oxidative Folding of Human Secretory Proteins

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LRLori A. RutkevichMCMyrna F. Cohen-DoyleUniversity of TorontoUBUlf BrockmeierEssen University Hospital

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