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Ly-5 (T200) structural polymorphism: The identification of intramolecular sites of phosphorylation

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Watson, A.J. Ly-5 (T200) structural polymorphism: The identification of intramolecular sites of phosphorylation. Immunogenetics 16, 485–490 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00372106

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