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Endosomal PTH Receptor Signaling 3

Peña

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6375709082617987862
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Peña K

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12 ABL: abaloparatide 13 AC: Adenyl cyclase 14 ANM: Anisotropic network model 15 BRET: Bioluminescence resonance energy transfer 16 CFP: Cyan fluorescent protein 17 CMP: Cytidine monophosphate 18 CRE: cAMP responsive element 19 Cryo-EM: Cryogenic …
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