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    The thrombopoietin receptor P106L mutation functionally separates receptor signaling activity from thrombopoietin homeostasis

    The thrombopoietin receptor P106L mutation functionally separates receptor signaling activity from thrombopoietin homeostasis by Stockklausner, Clemens, Klotter, Anne-Christine, Dickemann, Nicole, Kuhlee, Isabelle N., Duffert, Christin M., Kerber, Carolin, Gehring, Niels H., Kulozik, Andreas E.

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    The Predominant Activation of Alternative Signaling Pathways Explains the Differential Propensity of Different c-Mpl Gain-of-Function Mutations to Promote Myeloproliferative Malignancies

    The Predominant Activation of Alternative Signaling Pathways Explains the Differential Propensity of Different c-Mpl Gain-of-Function Mutations to Promote Myeloproliferative Malign... by Stockklausner, Clemens, Duffert, Christin Maria, Dickemann, Nicole, Klotter, Anne Christine, Kuhlee, Isabelle Nadine, Kerber, Carolin, Kulozik, Andreas E.

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