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  • 24. Biologically active conformer of the effector region of human C5a and modulatory effects of N-terminal receptor binding determinants on activity.
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  • 40. Amino-acid sequence and disulfide linkages of the anaphylatoxin, des-Arg omega-C5a, from porcine serum.
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