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D5 dopamine receptor carboxyl tail involved in D5-D2 heteromer formation

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D5 dopamine receptor carboxyl tail involved in D5-D2 heteromer formation (English)

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Brian F O'Dowd

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Tuan Nguyen

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Xiaodong Ji

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Susan R George

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15 February 2013

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Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications

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431

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3

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