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September 1, 1991Journal of Biological ChemistryOpen Access

A 58-kDa resident protein of the cis Golgi cisterna is not terminally glycosylated.

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LHL C HendricksUniversität HamburgCGChristopher A. GabelLutheran HospitalKSKyung‐Suk SuhSeoul National University

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