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Other names published for AGP3: YFL055W

AGP3 - All Curated References (21)

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Schreve JL and Garrett JM  (2004) Yeast Agp2p and Agp3p function as amino acid permeases in poor nutrient conditions. Biochem Biophys Res Commun 313(3):745-51
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