The anticoagulation factor protein S and its relative, Gas6, are ligands for the Tyro 3/Axl family of receptor tyrosine kinases
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Pamela F. Jones | Greg Lemke | P. Distefano | G. Yancopoulos | D. Glass | G. Lemke | Cary Lai | G. Conn | M. Goldfarb | G. Long | George D Yancopoulos | C. Basilico | Cary Lai | Trevor N Stitt | Greg Conn | Martin Goret | Joanne Bruno | Czeslaw Radzlejewski | Karen Mattsson | John Fisher | David R Gies | Pamela F Jones | Piotr Masiakowski | Terence E Ryan | Nancy J Tobkes | D. H Chen | Peter S DiStefano | George L Long | Claudio Basilico | Mitchell P Goldfarb | David J Glass | P. Masiakowski | J. Fisher | J. Bruno | Karen Mattsson | D. Gies | N. Tobkes | T. Stitt | D. H. Chen | T. E. Ryan | M. Goret | Czeslaw Radzlejewski | Martin Goret
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