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C5a Receptor Oligomerization: I. disulfide trapping reveals oligomers and potential contact surfaces in ag protein-coupled receptor

Klco et al., 2003

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Klco J
Lassere T
Baranski T
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Journal of Biological Chemistry

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G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs), stimulated by hormones and sensory stimuli, act as molecular switches to relay activation to heterotrimeric G proteins. Recent studies suggest that GPCRs form dimeric or oligomeric structures, a phenomenon that has long been …
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