Renal uptake of myoglobin is mediated by the endocytic receptors megalin and cubilin.
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Erik I Christensen | S. Moestrup | P. Verroust | T. Willnow | E. Christensen | H. Birn | C. Jacobsen | Thomas E Willnow | Christian Jacobsen | Søren K Moestrup | Henrik Birn | Jakub Gburek | Pierre J Verroust | Bogusława Goj | J. Gburek | Bogusława Goj
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