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Stimulation of food intake and weight gain in mature female rats by bovine prolactin and bovine growth hormone by Byatt, J C, Staten, N R, Salsgiver, W J, Kostelc, J G, Collier, R J

“…Recombinant bovine prolactin (rbPRL) or bovine growth hormone (rbGH) was administered to mature female rats (10/treatment group) by daily subcutaneous…”
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Ligand-specific dimerization of the extracellular domain of the bovine growth hormone receptor by Staten, N.R., Byatt, J.C., Krivi, G.G.

“…The bovine growth hormone (bGH) receptor and its extracellular domain (bGHBP) bind two protein hormones with high affinity; bGH and bovine placental lactogen…”
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Extracellular domain of prolactin receptor from bovine mammary gland: expression in Escherichia coli, purification and characterization of its interaction with lactogenic hormones by Tchelet, A, Staten, N R, Creely, D P, Krivi, G G, Gertler, A

“…The cDNA of the extracellular domain of bovine prolactin receptor (bPRLR-ECD) was cloned and expressed at high yield as an insoluble protein in Escherichia…”
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Enhanced heterologous gene expression in novel rpoH mutants of Escherichia coli by OBUKOWICZ, M. G, STATEN, N. R, KRIVI, G. G

“…Classifications Services AEM Citing Articles Google Scholar PubMed Related Content Social Bookmarking CiteULike Delicious Digg Facebook Google+ Mendeley Reddit…”
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Generation, characterization and utilization of anti-human growth hormone 1–43, (hGH 1–43), monoclonal antibodies in an ELISA by López-Guajardo, C.C, Armstrong, L.S, Jordan, L, Staten, N.R, Krivi, G.G, Martinez, A.O, Haro, L.S

“…The major isoform of hGH is a polypeptide of 191 amino acids. Human GH 1–43 is an amino terminal segment of hGH 1–191 which comprises the first 43 amino acids…”
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Ruminant placental lactogens: structure and biology by Byatt, J.C. (Monsanto Company, St. Louis, MO), Warren, W.C, Eppard, P.J, Staten, N.R, Krivi, G.G, Collier, R.J

“…Ruminant placental lactogens (PL) are members of the somatotropin, prolactin gene family that are synthesized by trophectodermal binucleate cells. The…”
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Novel recombinant analogues of bovine placental lactogen. G133K and G133R provide a tool to understand the difference between the action of prolactin and growth hormone receptors by Helman, D. (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Rehovot, Israel), Staten, N.R, Grosclaude, J, Daniel, N, Nespoulous, C, Djiane, J, Gertler, A

“…Two new analogues of bovine placental lactogen (bPL), bPL(G133K) and bPL(G133R), were expressed in Escherichia coli, refolded, and purified to a native form…”
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Stimulation of body weight gain of the mature female rat by bovine GH and bovine placental lactogen by Byatt, J C, Staten, N R, Schmuke, J J, Buonomo, F C, Galosy, S S, Curran, D F, Krivi, G G, Collier, R J

“…Mature female rats (200 g) were treated for 10 days with either recombinant bovine GH (bGH) or recombinant bovine placental lactogen (bPL) to compare the…”
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Evaluation of the somatogenic activity of bovine placental lactogen with cell lines transfected with the bovine somatotropin receptor by Warren, W.C., Byatt, J.C., Huynh, M., Paik, K., Pegg, G., Staten, N.R.

“…Studies have shown that bovine placental lactogen (bPL) has partial somatogenic activity in vivo even though binding results clearly indicate bPL does not…”
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A recombinant-DNA-derived modification of human growth hormone (hGH44-191) with enhanced diabetogenic activity by Lewis, U J, Lewis, L J, Salem, M A, Staten, N R, Galosy, S S, Krivi, G G

“…A modified human growth hormone (hGH) that lacks the first 43 residues of the intact hormone was prepared by recombinant-DNA technology. For preparative…”
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Human Growth Hormone Deletion Mutant (hGH44-191) Binds with High Affinity to Lactogenic Receptors but Not to Somatogenic Receptors by Haro, L.S., Singh, R.N.P., Lewis, U.J., Martinez, A.O., Galosy, S.S., Staten, N.R., Krivi, G.G.

“…The carboxyl-terminal hGH fragment, hGH44–191, displays diabetogenic activity. To understand whether this biological activity is mediated through somatogenic…”
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Interaction of lactogenic hormones with the soluble extracellular domain of prolactin receptors by Gertler, A, Bignon, C, Staten, N R, Sakal, E, Tchelet, A, Krivi, G G, Djiane, J

“…Two variants of rabbit prolactin receptor extracellular domain (rbPRLR-ECD) were prepared using insect/baculovirus (amino acids 1-198) and E. coli (amino acids…”
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Novel in-frame two codon translational hop during synthesis of bovine placental lactogen in a recombinant strain of Escherichia coli by Kane, J.F, Violand, B.N, Curran, D.F, Staten, N.R, Duffin, K.L, Bogosian, G

“…A recombinant Escherichia coli strain was constructed for the overexpression of bovine placental lactogen (bPL), using a bPL structural gene containing 9 of…”
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Expression and Complement D Activity of Porcine Adipsin by Miner, Jess L., Hahn, Kim J., Spurlock, Michael E., Staten, Nick R.

“…To learn how signals from adipocytes might be involved in regulation of energy intake and storage, we have begun to characterize the porcine complement…”
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Site-directed mutagenesis of recombinant bovine placental lactogen at lysine-73 leads to selective attenuation of its somatogenic activity by Helman, D, Staten, N R, Byatt, J, Grosclaude, J, McKinnie, R E, Djiane, J, Gertler, A

“…Bovine placental lactogen (bPL) is capable of binding and transducing biological activity via somatogenic and lactogenic receptors. To modify this capability,…”
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Promegapoietin, a family of chimeric growth factors, supports megakaryocyte development through activation of IL-3 and c-Mpl ligand signaling pathways by Doshi, Parul D, Giri, Judith G, Abegg, Ann L, Favara, Jean P, Huynh, Michiko S, Kahn, Larry E, Minnerly, John C, Pegg, Lyle E, Villani-Price, Doreen, Siegel, Ned R, Staten, Nicholas R, Thomas, John W, McKearn, John P, Smith, Walter G

“…The signaling pathways induced by promegapoietin (PMP), a family of chimeric growth factors that activate the human IL-3 and c-Mpl receptors, were…”
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Selective Modification of Recombinant Bovine Placental Lactogen by Site-directed Mutagenesis at Its C Terminus (∗) by Vashdi-Elberg, Dorit, Staten, Nicholas R., Sakal, Edna, McKinnie, Russell E., Djiane, Jean, Krivi, Gwen G., Gertler, Arieh

“…Five recombinant analogues of bovine placental lactogen (bPL) ((bPL(S184H), bPL(S187A), bPL(S187F), bPL(T188F), bPL(T188F,I190F)) were prepared, expressed in…”
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Cloning and expression of cyclooxygenase-1 and cyclooxygenase-2 by Staten, Nicholas R, Reitz, Beverly A

“…Cyclooxygenase (COX) enzymes play important roles in normal physiology and during inflammation of various cells and tissues. In order to help understand the…”
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N-terminal-truncated recombinant analogs of bovine placental lactogen: interaction with human and rat growth hormone receptors and insulin-like growth factor-I secretion mediated by somatogenic receptors in rat hepatocytes by Vashdi-Elberg, D, Staten, N R, Sakal, E, Krivi, G G, Gertler, A

“…Bovine placental lactogen (bPL) was found to be as potent as human GH (hGH) in its ability to bind to soluble full-size recombinant hGH-binding protein (hGHBP)…”
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