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Ruvolo PP, Jacamo R, McQueen T, Pan R, Samudio I, Konopleva M, Kornblau SM, Garzon R, Croce C, Andreeff M

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A significantly high content of I is found in leukocytes that participate in immunity and produce iodine-containing radicals

while the second category comprised with the other GhGPXs having 166171 amino acids (Table 4)

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