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PRNP
(redirected from Prion protein)

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PRNPPrion Protein
PRNPPollution and Natural Resources Program


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We report the identification of 2 natural scrapie cases in ARR/ARR sheep that have biochemical and transmission characteristics similar to cases of classic scrapie, although the abnormally folded prion protein (Pr[P.
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