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CD226 (Ig-like domain, receptor)

CD226 (Ig-like domain, receptor)

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Keywords
CD226,CD155,ig-like domain,DNAM-1,DNAM1,PTA1,TLiSA1,PVR,HVED,NECL5,necl-5,PVS,tage4,poliovirus receptor,PVR cell adhesion molecule

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