Importance of Uncharged Polar Residues and Proline in the Proximal Two-Thirds (Pro107–Ser128) of the Highly Conserved Region of Mouse Ileal Na+-Dependent Bile Acid Transporter, Slc10a2, in Transport Activity and Cellular Expression

BMC Physiology - United Kingdom
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