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Phylogenetic relationship between the GPCRs (TM1-TM7) in the human genome. See the article by Frederiksson et al. on 1256 of this issue.

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Molecular Pharmacology: 63 (6)

Molecular Pharmacology

Vol. 63, Issue 6

1 Jun 2003

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