TSH receptor antibodies do not alter the function of gonadotropin receptors stably expressed in eukaryotic cells.

Massimo Tonacchera; Eleonora Ferrarini; Antonio Dimida; Patrizia Agretti; Giuseppina De Marco; Melissa De Servi; Luca Chiovato; Filomena Cetani; Paolo Vitti; Aldo Pinchera

doi:10.1530/eje.0.1500381

TSH receptor antibodies do not alter the function of gonadotropin receptors stably expressed in eukaryotic cells.

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TSH receptor antibodies do not alter the function of gonadotropin receptors stably expressed in eukaryotic cells.

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