Conformational basis of subtype-specific allosteric control of NMDA receptor gating.

Conformational basis of subtype-specific allosteric control of NMDA receptor gating.
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NMDA 受体门控亚型特异性变构控制的构象基础。

DOI:
10.1101/2024.02.10.579740
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2024
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bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
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Isacoff,EhudY
Isacoff,EhudY
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作者:
Bleier,Julia;deMendonca,PhilipeRibeiroFurtado;Habrian,Chris;Stanley,Cherise;Vyklicky,Vojtech;Isacoff,EhudY

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