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ADAM Family

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ADAM Family
A Disintegrin and Metalloproteinase MDC Protein Family. A family of cysteine-rich proteins—which contain disintegrin and metalloproteinase-like domains
Activities Embryological development, cell-cell interactions, protein ectodomain shedding
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The ap Adam family was a Welsh family who lived in Gloucestershire.
Letter: Welsh roots by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
There is sure to be plenty of sympathy within greyhound circles for the Adam family, under whose care Top Savings won the William Hill Puppy Classic at Nottingham in record time, dead-heated in the Dransfield Invitation and won the Silver Collar at Sheffield, and then sensationally landed the Racing Post Juvenile Championship at Wimbledon in January.
Top Savings goes to Lister by The Racing Post (London, England)
pounds 30 in loving memory of the Adam family, Newarthill.
VOICE OF SCOTLAND; QUESTION OF VALUES by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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