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Effect of the growth-promoting alpha-globulin (GPAG) on in vitro incorporation of exogenous DNA into mammalian cells
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“…Furthermore. in our previous publications we reported that GPAG pinocytosis plays an essential role in transmembrane substrate transport ~3 and in the uptake of exogenous DNA by mammalian cells in vitro 14. I1 has been demonstrated that GPAG associates with inorganic phosphate, thymidine.…”
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“…Furthermore. in our previous publications we reported that GPAG pinocytosis plays an essential role in transmembrane substrate transport ~3 and in the uptake of exogenous DNA by mammalian cells in vitro 14. I1 has been demonstrated that GPAG associates with inorganic phosphate, thymidine.…”
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