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Regular ArticleThe Cysteine- and Glycine-Rich LIM Domain Protein CRP2 Specifically Interacts with a Novel Human Protein (CRP2BP)☆,☆☆
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The nucleotide sequence for the CRP2BP cDNA sequence is stored in the Genbank under Accession Number AF252257.
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Abbreviations used: CRP, cysteine- and glycine-rich protein; CSRP, gene encoding CRP protein; LIM, specific double zinc finger motif; LIM1, amino-terminal LIM domain of CRP; LIM2, carboxyl-terminal LIM domain of CRP protein; MLP, muscle LIM domain protein; PCR, polymerase chain reaction; SD, synthetic dropout medium.
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