Ribosomal proteins in rapidly growing and non-proliferating mouse cells
Ribosomal protein patterns of seven widely different mouse cell types have been investigated in an attempt to assess the possible role of these proteins in control mechanisms in the cell. The results show that although there are small differences between mouse tissues, the largest differences were b...
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