The propeptide of beta-glucuronidase. Further evidence of its involvement in compartmentalization of beta-glucuronidase and sequence similarity with portions of the reactive site region of the serpin superfamily.

Li, H; Takeuchi, Kohei; Manly, Kenneth F.; Chapman, Verne M.; Swank, Richard T.

doi:10.1016/s0021-9258(18)77172-x

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The propeptide of beta-glucuronidase. Further evidence of its involvement in compartmentalization of beta-glucuronidase and sequence similarity with portions of the reactive site region of the serpin superfamily.

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