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NKG2D ligand (RAET1)

NKG2D ligand (RAET1)

NKG2D ligand (RAET1) - Editable icon of Human RAET1 receptor, a NKG2D ligand with an external a1a2 domain, a transmembrane segment, and a c-terminal tail
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Keywords
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NKG2D,ligand,KIRK1,CD314,KLR,c type lectin-like receptors,mic family,mhc,hla,mic,raet1,ULBP,RAET1E,LETAL,N2DL-4,NKG2DL4,RAET1E2,RL 4,ULBP4
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