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    Autoradiographic localization of relaxin binding sites in rat brain.

    Autoradiographic localization of relaxin binding sites in rat brain. by P L Osheroff, Heidi Phillips

    Published 1991
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    Expression of relaxin mRNA and relaxin receptors in postnatal and adult rat brains and hearts. Localization and developmental patterns

    Expression of relaxin mRNA and relaxin receptors in postnatal and adult rat brains and hearts. Localization and developmental patterns by P L Osheroff, W.H. Ho

    Published 1993
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    Antigen stimulation of prostaglandin synthesis and control of immune responses.

    Antigen stimulation of prostaglandin synthesis and control of immune responses. by David R. Webb, P L Osheroff

    Published 1976
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    Relaxin binding in the rat heart atrium.

    Relaxin binding in the rat heart atrium. by P L Osheroff, Michael J. Cronin, J A Lofgren

    Published 1992
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    Sensory and Motor Neuron-derived Factor. A NOVEL HEREGULIN VARIANT HIGHLY EXPRESSED IN SENSORY AND MOTOR NEURONS

    Sensory and Motor Neuron-derived Factor. A NOVEL HEREGULIN VARIANT HIGHLY EXPRESSED IN SENSORY AND MOTOR NEURONS by Wei-Hsien Ho, Mark Armanini, Andrew Nuijens, Heidi Phillips, P L Osheroff

    Published 1995
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    Preparation of biologically active 32P-labeled human relaxin. Displaceable binding to rat uterus, cervix, and brain.

    Preparation of biologically active 32P-labeled human relaxin. Displaceable binding to rat uterus, cervix, and brain. by P L Osheroff, Victor T. Ling, Richard Vandlen, Michael J. Cronin, J A Lofgren

    Published 1990
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    A species of human alpha interferon that lacks the ability to boost human natural killer activity.

    A species of human alpha interferon that lacks the ability to boost human natural killer activity. by John R. Ortaldo, Ronald B. Herberman, Charles Harvey, P L Osheroff, Y C Pan, Bruce Kelder, Sidney Pestka

    Published 1984
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