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July 28, 1989Science

Activators of Protein Kinase C Induce Dissociation of CD4, But Not CD8, from p56 lck

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THTamara R. HurleySalk Institute for Biological StudiesKLKunxin LuoUniversity of California, BerkeleyBSBartholomew M. SeftonSalk Institute for Biological Studies

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