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July 3, 2008Journal of Biological ChemistryOpen Access

Arginines in the First Transmembrane Segment Promote Maturation of a P-glycoprotein Processing Mutant by Hydrogen Bond Interactions with Tyrosines in Transmembrane Segment 11

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TLTip W. LooUniversity of TorontoMBM. Claire BartlettUniversity of VictoriaDCDavid M. ClarkeMonash Medical Centre

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