A super active cyclic hexapeptide analog of somatostatin
Authors:
- Daniel F. VeberDVDaniel F. Veber
- Richard SapersteinRSRichard Saperstein
- Ruth F. NuttRNRuth F. Nutt
- Roger M. FreidingerRFRoger M. Freidinger
- Stephen F. BradySBStephen F. Brady
- Paul CurleyPCPaul Curley
- Debra S. PerlowDPDebra S. Perlow
- William J. PalevedaWPWilliam J. Paleveda
- C.Dylion ColtonCCC.Dylion Colton
- Anthony G. ZaccheiAZAnthony G. Zacchei
- Dominick J. ToccoDTDominick J. Tocco
- Dale R. HoffDHDale R. Hoff
- 1 January 1984
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Life Sciences
- Vol. 34 (14) , 1371-1378
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