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LYSOSOMAL SPHINGOSINE STORAGE INDUCED BY MYCOLIC ACID MEDIATED INHIBITION OF THE NPC1 PROTEIN IS CENTRAL TO Mycobacterium tuberculosis INDUCED PATHOGENESIS

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Lloyd-Evans, E., Fineran, P., & Platt, F. (2010). LYSOSOMAL SPHINGOSINE STORAGE INDUCED BY MYCOLIC ACID MEDIATED INHIBITION OF THE NPC1 PROTEIN IS CENTRAL TO Mycobacterium tuberculosis INDUCED PATHOGENESIS. 382, 15–15.

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Lloyd-Evans, E, et al. “LYSOSOMAL SPHINGOSINE STORAGE INDUCED BY MYCOLIC ACID MEDIATED INHIBITION OF THE NPC1 PROTEIN IS CENTRAL TO Mycobacterium Tuberculosis INDUCED PATHOGENESIS.” vol. 382, 2010, pp. 15–15.

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Lloyd-Evans, E, P Fineran, and F Platt. 2010. “LYSOSOMAL SPHINGOSINE STORAGE INDUCED BY MYCOLIC ACID MEDIATED INHIBITION OF THE NPC1 PROTEIN IS CENTRAL TO Mycobacterium Tuberculosis INDUCED PATHOGENESIS.” 382: 15–15.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: MSD
Department:: Pharmacology
Role:: Author

Host title:: NAUNYN-SCHMIEDEBERGS ARCHIVES OF PHARMACOLOGY
Volume:: 382
Pages:: 15-15
Publication date:: 2010-08-01
ISSN:: 0028-1298

Pubs id:: pubs:185097
UUID:: uuid:d013b568-ff9b-4d1d-ac8e-b36fc3ecc94e
Local pid:: pubs:185097
Source identifiers:: 185097
Deposit date:: 2012-12-19
ARK identifier:: ark:/29072/ora_d013b568ff9b4d1dac8eb36fc3ecc94e

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Copyright date:: 2010

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