Receptor-mediated and receptor-independent activation of G-proteins in rat brain membranes (Q48470709)

11 February 2018

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Receptor-mediated and receptor-independent activation of G-proteins in rat brain membranes (English)

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Odagaki Y

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Nishi N

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2

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Koyama T

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3

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English

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1 January 1998

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5

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Life Sciences

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62

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17-18

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1537-1541

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Direct activation of GTP-binding regulatory proteins (G-proteins) by substance P and compound 48/80

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