Amphipols in G protein-coupled receptor pharmacology: what are they good for? (Q38209745)

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Amphipols in G protein-coupled receptor pharmacology: what are they good for? (English)

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G protein-coupled receptor

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Sophie Mary

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Marjorie Damian

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Rita Rahmeh

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Bernard Mouillac

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Jacky Marie

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Sébastien Granier

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Jean-Louis Banères

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7 May 2014

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number of pages

8

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Journal of Membrane Biology

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247

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9-10

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853-860

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Overexpression of membrane proteins in mammalian cells for structural studies

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1041802366

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