Dominant negative AT2 receptor oligomers induce G-protein arrest and symptoms of neurodegeneration.
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Dominant negative AT2 receptor oligomers induce G-protein arrest and symptoms of neurodegeneration.
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Dominant negative AT2 receptor ...... symptoms of neurodegeneration.
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Dominant negative AT2 receptor ...... symptoms of neurodegeneration.
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Dominant negative AT2 receptor ...... symptoms of neurodegeneration.
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Dominant negative AT2 receptor ...... symptoms of neurodegeneration.
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Ahmed el Missiry
Andreas Langer
Heinz Lother
Pavel Sergeev
Said AbdAlla
Ursula Quitterer
Yasser el Faramawy
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10.1074/JBC.M808277200
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2008-12-11T00:00:00Z