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Author

R. Sebbane

University of Pittsburgh

Also Known As

R Sebbane, R. Sebbane, Roland Sebbane

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515

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University of PittsburghSalk Institute for Biological StudiesWashington University in St. Louis
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About

R. Sebbane is an author at University of Pittsburgh specializing in medicine, physiology, and signal transduction.

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Medicine

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Natural Sciences

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Biochemistry

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Cell Biology

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Cellular Physiology

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7

Publications

515

Citations

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Inhibition of glycosylation with tunicamycin blocks assembly of newly synthesized acetylcholine receptor subunits in muscle cells.

John P. Merlie, R. Sebbane, Socrates J. Tzartos,

Journal of Biological Chemistry

1982

192

Acetylcholine receptor subunits transit a precursor pool before acquiring alpha-bungarotoxin binding activity.

John P. Merlie, R. Sebbane

Journal of Biological Chemistry

1981

76

Effect of chronic cold exposure on tyrosine hydroxylase mRNA in rat adrenal gland

Michal K. Stachowiak, R. Sebbane, Edward M. Stricker,

Brain Research

1985

74

The Regulation of Acetylcholine Receptor Expression in Mammalian Muscle

John P. Merlie, R. Sebbane, S. Gardners,

Cold Spring Harbor Symposia on Quantitative Biology

1983

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cDNA clone for the alpha subunit of the acetylcholine receptor from the mouse muscle cell line BC3H-1.

John P. Merlie, R. Sebbane, S. D. Gardner,

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

1983

47

Acetylcholine receptor synthesis from membrane polysomes.

John P. Merlie, John G. Hofler, R. Sebbane

Journal of Biological Chemistry

1981

42

Characterization of the mRNA for mouse muscle acetylcholine receptor alpha subunit by quantitative translation in vitro.

R. Sebbane, G Clokey, John P. Merlie,

Journal of Biological Chemistry

1983

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