Three key residues underlie the differential affinity of the TGFbeta isoforms for the TGFbeta type II receptor.

Gregory De Crescenzo; Cynthia S Hinck; Zhanyong Shu; Jorge Zúñiga; Junhua Yang; Yuping Tang; Jason Baardsnes; Valentín Mendoza; LuZhe Sun; Fernando López-Casillas

doi:10.1016/j.jmb.2005.10.022

Three key residues underlie the differential affinity of the TGFbeta isoforms for the TGFbeta type II receptor.

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