Nucleic sequences coding for an at2 interacting protein interacting with the at2 receptor and their applications
CA 2339083 A1 · Owner: Strosberg, Arthur Donny · Inventors: Elbaz, Nathalie; Strosberg, Arthur Donny; Nahmias, Clara
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The invention concerns nucleic sequences coding for a protein capable of interacting with the AT2 receptor oligonucleotides included in said sequences their applications as probes and for expressing said proteins vectors useful for said expression, host cells containing said vectors and study model of AT2 receptor. The invention also concerns said proteins and their uses. Said isolated nucleic acid fragment coding for a protein capable of binding with the AT2 receptor is selected among the group consisting of the sequences SEQ ID NO: 1 3, 5, 7 and 9.
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