Mitochondrial and Plasma Membrane Citrate Transporters: Discovery of Selective Inhibitors and Application to Structure/Function Analysis.

Mitochondrial and Plasma Membrane Citrate Transporters: Discovery of Selective Inhibitors and Application to Structure/Function Analysis.
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2010-06
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Molecular and cellular pharmacology
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Jiakang Sun;Sreevidya Aluvila;R. Kotaria;J. Mayor;D. Walters;R. S. Kaplan
Jiakang Sun;Sreevidya Aluvila;R. Kotaria;J. Mayor;D. Walters;R. S. Kaplan
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Jiakang Sun;Sreevidya Aluvila;R. Kotaria;J. Mayor;D. Walters;R. S. Kaplan

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