Structure of the human k-opioid receptor in complex with JDTic

Structure of the human k-opioid receptor in complex with JDTic
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2012
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Hui-Lin Wu;Daniel Wacker;Mauro Mileni;V. Katritch;Gye Won Han;Eyal Vardy;Wei Liu;Aaron A. Thompson-Aaron-A.-Th
Hui-Lin Wu;Daniel Wacker;Mauro Mileni;V. Katritch;Gye Won Han;Eyal Vardy;Wei Liu;Aaron A. Thompson-Aaron-A.-Th
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Hui-Lin Wu;Daniel Wacker;Mauro Mileni;V. Katritch;Gye Won Han;Eyal Vardy;Wei Liu;Aaron A. Thompson-Aaron-A.-Th

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