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    ADENOVIRUS-MEDIATED OVEREXPRESSION OF IRS-1 INTERACTING DOMAINS ABOLISHES INSULIN-STIMULATED MITOGENESIS WITHOUT AFFECTING GLUCOSE-TRANSPORT IN 3T3-L1 ADIPOCYTES
    Molecular and cellular biology
    
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18. CHEN J; SADOWSKI HB; KOHANSKI RA; WANG LH
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    NPXY MOTIFS CONTROL THE RECRUITMENT OF THE ALPHA-5-BETA-1 INTEGRIN INFOCAL ADHESIONS INDEPENDENTLY OF THE ASSOCIATION OF TALIN WITH THE BETA-1 CHAIN
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    TYR(624) AND TYR(628) IN INSULIN-RECEPTOR SUBSTRATE-2 MEDIATE ITS ASSOCIATION WITH THE INSULIN-RECEPTOR
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