Ephrin-B Reverse Signaling Is Mediated by a Novel PDZ-RGS Protein and Selectively Inhibits G Protein–Coupled Chemoattraction
Authors:
- Edna E. SunESEdna E. Sun
- Robyn S. KleinRKRobyn S. Klein
- John G. FlanaganJFJohn G. Flanagan
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