The novel G-protein coupled receptor SALPR shares sequence similarity with somatostatin and angiotensin receptors
Authors:
- Mitsuyuki MatsumotoMMMitsuyuki Matsumoto
- Masazumi KamoharaMKMasazumi Kamohara
- Toru SugimotoTSToru Sugimoto
- Kazuyuki HidakaKHKazuyuki Hidaka
- Jun TakasakiJTJun Takasaki
- Tetsu SaitoTSTetsu Saito
- Masamichi OkadaMOMasamichi Okada
- Tokio YamaguchiTYTokio Yamaguchi
- Kiyoshi FuruichiKFKiyoshi Furuichi
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