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- _5 value "A prominent PKC substrate in platelets is pleckstrin, a protein with two PH domains,78 but no functional link between pleckstrin and IIb3 has been established. Parenthetically, MARCKS proteins are prominent PKC substrates in some cells, and they have been implicated in integrin-dependent spreading of macrophages.79 " provenance.
- _5 value "A prominent PKC substrate in platelets is pleckstrin, a protein with two PH domains,78 but no functional link between pleckstrin and IIb3 has been established. Parenthetically, MARCKS proteins are prominent PKC substrates in some cells, and they have been implicated in integrin-dependent spreading of macrophages.79 " provenance.
- _5 value "A prominent PKC substrate in platelets is pleckstrin, a protein with two PH domains,78 but no functional link between pleckstrin and IIb3 has been established. Parenthetically, MARCKS proteins are prominent PKC substrates in some cells, and they have been implicated in integrin-dependent spreading of macrophages.79 " provenance.
- _5 value "A prominent PKC substrate in platelets is pleckstrin, a protein with two PH domains,78 but no functional link between pleckstrin and IIb3 has been established. Parenthetically, MARCKS proteins are prominent PKC substrates in some cells, and they have been implicated in integrin-dependent spreading of macrophages.79 " provenance.
- _5 value "A prominent PKC substrate in platelets is pleckstrin, a protein with two PH domains,78 but no functional link between pleckstrin and IIb3 has been established. Parenthetically, MARCKS proteins are prominent PKC substrates in some cells, and they have been implicated in integrin-dependent spreading of macrophages.79 " provenance.
- _5 value "A prominent PKC substrate in platelets is pleckstrin, a protein with two PH domains,78 but no functional link between pleckstrin and IIb3 has been established. Parenthetically, MARCKS proteins are prominent PKC substrates in some cells, and they have been implicated in integrin-dependent spreading of macrophages.79 " provenance.