The proximal portion of the COOH terminus of the oxytocin receptor is required for coupling to g(q), but not g(i). Independent mechanisms for elevating intracellular calcium concentrations from intracellular stores (Q28583525)

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English	The proximal portion of the COOH terminus of the oxytocin receptor is required for coupling to g(q), but not g(i). Independent mechanisms for elevating intracellular calcium concentrations from intracellular stores	scientific journal article

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The proximal portion of the COOH terminus of the oxytocin receptor is required for coupling to g(q), but not g(i). Independent mechanisms for elevating intracellular calcium concentrations from intracellular stores (English)

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S. Hoare

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J. A. Copland

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Z. Strakova

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K. Ives

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Y. J. Jeng

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M. R. Hellmich

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M. S. Soloff

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1 October 1999

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Journal of Biological Chemistry

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274

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28682–28689

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