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Is Tall-1 a trimer or a virus-like cluster?

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  • Xia Hong

    (National Jewish Medical and Research Center, Biomolecular Structure Program, School of Medicine, University of Colorado Health Science Center)

  • John Kappler

    (National Jewish Medical and Research Center, Biomolecular Structure Program, School of Medicine, University of Colorado Health Science Center
    Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Biomolecular Structure Program, School of Medicine, University of Colorado Health Science Center)

  • Yingfang Liu

    (National Jewish Medical and Research Center, Biomolecular Structure Program, School of Medicine, University of Colorado Health Science Center)

  • Liangguo Xu

    (National Jewish Medical and Research Center, Biomolecular Structure Program, School of Medicine, University of Colorado Health Science Center)

  • Hong-Bing Shu

    (National Jewish Medical and Research Center, Biomolecular Structure Program, School of Medicine, University of Colorado Health Science Center)

  • Gongyi Zhang

    (National Jewish Medical and Research Center, Biomolecular Structure Program, School of Medicine, University of Colorado Health Science Center)

Abstract

Our conclusion that a 60-meric soluble-TALL-1 cluster is the functional unit of this ligand1,2 is based on several lines of evidence.

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  • Xia Hong & John Kappler & Yingfang Liu & Liangguo Xu & Hong-Bing Shu & Gongyi Zhang, 2004. "Is Tall-1 a trimer or a virus-like cluster?," Nature, Nature, vol. 427(6973), pages 414-414, January.
    • Handle: RePEc:nat:nature:v:427:y:2004:i:6973:d:10.1038_427414a
    DOI: 10.1038/427414a
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