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A Role for the Distal Carboxyl Tails in Generating the Novel Pharmacology and G Protein Activation Profile of and Opioid Receptor Hetero-oligomers

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A Role for the Distal Carboxyl Tails in Generating the Novel Pharmacology and G Protein Activation Profile of and Opioid Receptor Hetero-oligomers (English)

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T. Fan

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G. Varghese

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T. Nguyen

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R. Tse

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B. F. O'Dowd

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