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  1. Cell Signaling Technology

    CST strives to make novel antibodies of the highest possible quality by producing them in-house and rigorously characterizing them with respect to specificity ...
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    www.cellsignal.com - 2009-02-05

  2. Signal Transduction at Southern Research

    Signal Transduction Services In vitro kinase assays for MAP kinases (ERKs, JNKs), MEKs Ras/Raf Activation Assays Activation of Ras-Raf-MEK-MAP kinase Pathways ...
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    www.signaltransductionservices.com - 2009-02-13

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