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spellingShingle Pejler, G, Söderström, K, Karlström, A, Biochemical Journal, Inactivation of thrombin by a complex between rat mast-cell protease 1 and heparin proteoglycan, Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry
title Inactivation of thrombin by a complex between rat mast-cell protease 1 and heparin proteoglycan
title_full Inactivation of thrombin by a complex between rat mast-cell protease 1 and heparin proteoglycan
title_fullStr Inactivation of thrombin by a complex between rat mast-cell protease 1 and heparin proteoglycan
title_full_unstemmed Inactivation of thrombin by a complex between rat mast-cell protease 1 and heparin proteoglycan
title_short Inactivation of thrombin by a complex between rat mast-cell protease 1 and heparin proteoglycan
title_sort inactivation of thrombin by a complex between rat mast-cell protease 1 and heparin proteoglycan
title_unstemmed Inactivation of thrombin by a complex between rat mast-cell protease 1 and heparin proteoglycan
topic Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1042/bj2990507