Cellular origin of the Bufo arenarum sperm receptor gp75, a ZP2 family member: its proteolysis after fertilization.

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Cellular origin of the Bufo ar ...... oteolysis after fertilization.

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Marcelo O Cabada

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Mercedes L Sanchez

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Sonia L Scarpeci

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Morphological and biochemical changes of isolated chicken egg-envelope during sperm penetration: degradation of the 97-kilodalton glycoprotein is involved in sperm-driven hole formation on the egg-envelope.

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10.1042/BC20070052

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