Interaction of angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) with membrane-bound carboxypeptidase M (CPM) - a new function of ACE.

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Interaction of angiotensin-con ...... (CPM) - a new function of ACE.

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Interaction of angiotensin-con ...... (CPM) - a new function of ACE.

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Björn Maul

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Burkhard Wiesner

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Dorothea Lorenz

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Gisela Papsdorf

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Kristin Pankow

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Nils Dietrich

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Po Wang

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Wolf-Eberhard Siems

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Xiaoou Sun

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