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PPRE

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PPREPeroxisome Proliferator Response Element (biology)
PPREProfessional Photographers of the Redwood Empire


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In the rat, ACO responds to PPs via a functional PPRE, whereas the equivalent gene in humans does not (31,32).
Exposure to peroxisome proliferators: reassessment of the potential ... by Ashby, John / Environmental Health Perspectives
Upon issuance of the correspondent lender license, PPRE will affiliate with a wide variety of wholesale lenders in order to accommodate conforming or "A" borrowers to those borrowers who fall outside of the requirements of traditional loan programs, otherwise known as "B-C" borrowers.
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PPAR[Alpha]s from all of these species had similar binding affinities for rat acyl CoA oxidase (ACO) PPRE and comparable activities in reporter gene assays, indicating their functional similarity.
Is Peroxisome Proliferation an Obligatory Precursor Step in the ... by Melnick, Ronald L. / Environmental Health Perspectives
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