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Posttranslational arginylation of soluble rat brain proteins after whole body hyperthermia by Bongiovanni, G., Fissolo, S., Barra, H.S., Hallak, M.E.

“…We have previously reported the posttranslational addition of [14C]‐arginine in the N‐terminus of several soluble rat brain proteins. One of these proteins was…”
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620 Interaction between Alzheimer disease abnormally phosphorylated Tau and microtubule associated proteins by del C. Alonso, A., Grundke-Iqbal, I., Barra, H.S., Iqbal, K.

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Release of tyrosine from tyrosinated tubulin. Some common factors that affect this process and the assembly of tubulin by Hallak, Marta E., Rodriguez, J.A., Barra, H.S., Caputto, R.

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Some common properties of the protein that incorporates tyrosine as a single unit and the microtubule proteins by Barra, H S, Arce, C A, Rodríguez, J A, Caputto, R

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Tubulin, but not microtubules, is the substrate for tubulin:tyrosine ligase in mature avian erythrocytes by Beltramo, D M, Arce, C A, Barra, H S

“…Chicken erythrocytes, which contain a marginal band of microtubules, were used to study the influence of the aggregation state of tubulin on the…”
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Inhibition of tubulinyl-tyrosine carboxypeptidase by brain soluble RNA and proteoglycan by Argaraña, C E, Barra, H S, Caputto, R

“…Rat brain extracts contain two heat-stable, nondialyzable inhibitors of tubulinyl-tyrosine carboxypeptidase. One of the inhibitors was sensitive to…”
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Tentative identification of the amino acid that binds tyrosine as a single unit into a soluble brain protein by Arce, C.A., Barra, H.S., Rodriguez, J.A., Caputto, R.

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Release of tyrosine incorporated as a single unit into rat brain protein by Rodrĭguez, J A, Arce, C A, Barra, H S, Caputto, R

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The Synthesis of Neuramin Lactose by Preparations of Rat Mammary Gland and Its Relation to the Synthesis of Lactose by Barra, H S, Cumar, F A, Caputto, R

“…Lactose and neuramin lactose were produced by incubating subcellular particles from rat mammary gland in a system containing glucose, uridine diphosphate…”
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