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Baboon Lecithin Cholesterol Acyltransferase (LCAT): cDNA sequences of two alleles, evolution, and gene expression

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Published1993
Citations15
References12

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1991 • 118 citations

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1990 • 59 citations

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1990 • 27 citations

A DNA polymorphism for LCAT is associated with altered LCAT activity and high density lipoprotein size distributions in baboons.

1992 • 21 citations

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1988 • 10 citations

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