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Biochemical roles of the oligosaccharide chains in thyrostimulin, a heterodimeric hormone of glycoprotein hormone subunits alpha 2 (GPA2) and beta 5 (GPB5).
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Thyrostimulin is a heterodimeric hormone composed of GPA2 and GPB5, and shares the thyroid-stimulating hormone receptor (TSHR).
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Thyrostimulin has three N-linked oligosaccharide chains, two in GPA2 and one in GPB5.
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Recombinant GPA2s lacking either of the two oligosaccharides were obtained from conditioned medium, whereas dual site-disrupted GPA2 and the GPB5 mutant were not expressed in either the conditioned medium or cell lysate.
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The binding between GPA2 and GPB5 was weaker than that between TSH subunits GPA1 and TSH beta.
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18433898
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Biochemical roles of the oligosaccharide chains in thyrostimulin, a heterodimeric hormone of glycoprotein hormone subunits alpha 2 (GPA2) and beta 5 (GPB5).
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18433898
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Thyrostimulin is a heterodimeric hormone composed of GPA2 and GPB5, and shares the thyroid-stimulating hormone receptor (TSHR).
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18433898
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Thyrostimulin has three N-linked oligosaccharide chains, two in GPA2 and one in GPB5.
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18433898
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Recombinant GPA2s lacking either of the two oligosaccharides were obtained from conditioned medium, whereas dual site-disrupted GPA2 and the GPB5 mutant were not expressed in either the conditioned medium or cell lysate.
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18433898
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The binding between GPA2 and GPB5 was weaker than that between TSH subunits GPA1 and TSH beta.
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18433898
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Biochemical roles of the oligosaccharide chains in thyrostimulin, a heterodimeric hormone of glycoprotein hormone subunits alpha 2 (GPA2) and beta 5 (GPB5).
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18433898
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Thyrostimulin is a heterodimeric hormone composed of GPA2 and GPB5, and shares the thyroid-stimulating hormone receptor (TSHR).
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18433898
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Thyrostimulin has three N-linked oligosaccharide chains, two in GPA2 and one in GPB5.
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18433898
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Recombinant GPA2s lacking either of the two oligosaccharides were obtained from conditioned medium, whereas dual site-disrupted GPA2 and the GPB5 mutant were not expressed in either the conditioned medium or cell lysate.
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18433898
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The binding between GPA2 and GPB5 was weaker than that between TSH subunits GPA1 and TSH beta.
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18433898
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Biochemical roles of the oligosaccharide chains in thyrostimulin, a heterodimeric hormone of glycoprotein hormone subunits alpha 2 (GPA2) and beta 5 (GPB5).
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18433898
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Thyrostimulin is a heterodimeric hormone composed of GPA2 and GPB5, and shares the thyroid-stimulating hormone receptor (TSHR).
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18433898
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Thyrostimulin has three N-linked oligosaccharide chains, two in GPA2 and one in GPB5.
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18433898
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Recombinant GPA2s lacking either of the two oligosaccharides were obtained from conditioned medium, whereas dual site-disrupted GPA2 and the GPB5 mutant were not expressed in either the conditioned medium or cell lysate.
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18433898
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The binding between GPA2 and GPB5 was weaker than that between TSH subunits GPA1 and TSH beta.
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18433898
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Biochemical roles of the oligosaccharide chains in thyrostimulin, a heterodimeric hormone of glycoprotein hormone subunits alpha 2 (GPA2) and beta 5 (GPB5).
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18433898
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Thyrostimulin is a heterodimeric hormone composed of GPA2 and GPB5, and shares the thyroid-stimulating hormone receptor (TSHR).
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18433898
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Thyrostimulin has three N-linked oligosaccharide chains, two in GPA2 and one in GPB5.
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18433898
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Recombinant GPA2s lacking either of the two oligosaccharides were obtained from conditioned medium, whereas dual site-disrupted GPA2 and the GPB5 mutant were not expressed in either the conditioned medium or cell lysate.
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The binding between GPA2 and GPB5 was weaker than that between TSH subunits GPA1 and TSH beta.
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We found that nuclear factor-kappaB (NF-kappaB) markedly activated GPB5 transcription.
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Disruption of the putative NF-kappaB-binding motifs in the GPB5 5'-flanking region silenced the GPB5 activation by p65.
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Because NF-kappaB is known to associate with acute phase inflammatory cytokines, we examined whether TNFalpha or IL-1beta could regulate GPB5.
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Both these cytokines activated GPB5 transcription by 2- to 3-fold, and their effects were abolished by the addition of MG132, a NF-kappaB inhibitor.
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19095738
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We found that nuclear factor-kappaB (NF-kappaB) markedly activated GPB5 transcription.
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19095738
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Disruption of the putative NF-kappaB-binding motifs in the GPB5 5'-flanking region silenced the GPB5 activation by p65.
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19095738
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Because NF-kappaB is known to associate with acute phase inflammatory cytokines, we examined whether TNFalpha or IL-1beta could regulate GPB5.
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19095738
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Both these cytokines activated GPB5 transcription by 2- to 3-fold, and their effects were abolished by the addition of MG132, a NF-kappaB inhibitor.
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19095738
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We found that nuclear factor-kappaB (NF-kappaB) markedly activated GPB5 transcription.
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19095738
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Disruption of the putative NF-kappaB-binding motifs in the GPB5 5'-flanking region silenced the GPB5 activation by p65.
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19095738
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Because NF-kappaB is known to associate with acute phase inflammatory cytokines, we examined whether TNFalpha or IL-1beta could regulate GPB5.
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19095738
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Both these cytokines activated GPB5 transcription by 2- to 3-fold, and their effects were abolished by the addition of MG132, a NF-kappaB inhibitor.
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19095738
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We found that nuclear factor-kappaB (NF-kappaB) markedly activated GPB5 transcription.
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19095738
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Disruption of the putative NF-kappaB-binding motifs in the GPB5 5'-flanking region silenced the GPB5 activation by p65.
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19095738
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Because NF-kappaB is known to associate with acute phase inflammatory cytokines, we examined whether TNFalpha or IL-1beta could regulate GPB5.
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19095738
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Both these cytokines activated GPB5 transcription by 2- to 3-fold, and their effects were abolished by the addition of MG132, a NF-kappaB inhibitor.
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