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Khatri, I.A. et al.

The carboxyl-terminal sequence of rat intestinal mucin RMuc3 contains a putative transmembrane region and two EGF-like motifs.

A 3' RACE technique was used to establish the nucleotide sequence encoding the C-terminal 379 amino acids of rat intestinal Muc3. Unlike the C-terminus of Muc2 and many secretory mucins, Muc3 contains two EGF motifs and a putative transmembrane domain. The mRNA for rat Muc3 is 7.5-8.0 kb.[1]

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The carboxyl-terminal sequence of rat intestinal mucin RMuc3 contains a putative transmembrane region and two EGF-like motifs. Khatri, I.A., Forstner, G.G., Forstner, J.F. Biochim. Biophys. Acta (1997) [Pubmed]

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