PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text		comp_official_name	comp_offsetprotein_name	organism	prot_offset
9886834-4	1999	In CHO/rbGHR and CHO/hGHR cells, permeable sulfhydryl-reactive agents, like N-ethylmaleimide (NEM) and iodacetamide (IA), inhibited GHR internalization and induced an immediate dose-dependent loss of cellular GHR, associated with a concomitant marked increase in released GHBP.	Ethylmaleimide	76-92	growth hormone receptor	Homo sapiens	21-25	
9886834-4	1999	In CHO/rbGHR and CHO/hGHR cells, permeable sulfhydryl-reactive agents, like N-ethylmaleimide (NEM) and iodacetamide (IA), inhibited GHR internalization and induced an immediate dose-dependent loss of cellular GHR, associated with a concomitant marked increase in released GHBP.	Ethylmaleimide	76-92	growth hormone receptor	Homo sapiens	272-276	
9886834-4	1999	In CHO/rbGHR and CHO/hGHR cells, permeable sulfhydryl-reactive agents, like N-ethylmaleimide (NEM) and iodacetamide (IA), inhibited GHR internalization and induced an immediate dose-dependent loss of cellular GHR, associated with a concomitant marked increase in released GHBP.	Ethylmaleimide	94-97	growth hormone receptor	Homo sapiens	21-25	
9886834-4	1999	In CHO/rbGHR and CHO/hGHR cells, permeable sulfhydryl-reactive agents, like N-ethylmaleimide (NEM) and iodacetamide (IA), inhibited GHR internalization and induced an immediate dose-dependent loss of cellular GHR, associated with a concomitant marked increase in released GHBP.	Ethylmaleimide	94-97	growth hormone receptor	Homo sapiens	272-276	
8756574-5	1996	N-Ethylmaleimide (500 microM for 30 min at 30 C) markedly increased GHBP secretion, matched by a corresponding decrease in GHR.	Ethylmaleimide	0-16	growth hormone receptor	Homo sapiens	68-72	
9528979-9	1998	Treatment with N-ethylmaleimide (NEM; 5 mM), an agent known to cause GHBP shedding from IM-9 cells, promoted a similar rapid loss of full-length GHRs and an accumulation of GHR cytoplasmic domain remnant proteins.	Ethylmaleimide	33-36	growth hormone receptor	Homo sapiens	145-148	
9528979-9	1998	Treatment with N-ethylmaleimide (NEM; 5 mM), an agent known to cause GHBP shedding from IM-9 cells, promoted a similar rapid loss of full-length GHRs and an accumulation of GHR cytoplasmic domain remnant proteins.	Ethylmaleimide	15-31	growth hormone receptor	Homo sapiens	69-73	
9528979-9	1998	Treatment with N-ethylmaleimide (NEM; 5 mM), an agent known to cause GHBP shedding from IM-9 cells, promoted a similar rapid loss of full-length GHRs and an accumulation of GHR cytoplasmic domain remnant proteins.	Ethylmaleimide	15-31	growth hormone receptor	Homo sapiens	145-148	
9528979-9	1998	Treatment with N-ethylmaleimide (NEM; 5 mM), an agent known to cause GHBP shedding from IM-9 cells, promoted a similar rapid loss of full-length GHRs and an accumulation of GHR cytoplasmic domain remnant proteins.	Ethylmaleimide	33-36	growth hormone receptor	Homo sapiens	69-73