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Identification of amino acids in the glutamate receptor, GluR3, important for antibody-binding and receptor-specific activation

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Identification of amino acids in the glutamate receptor, GluR3, important for antibody-binding and receptor-specific activation (English)

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N G Carlson

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L C Gahring

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R E Twyman

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S W Rogers

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25 April 1997

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Journal of Biological Chemistry

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272

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17

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11295-301

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