The Genomic Organization of the Gene Encoding the Vanilloid Receptor: Evidence for Multiple Splice Variants
Authors:
- Ying YuYYYing Yu
- Sharon L TrilkSTSharon L Trilk
- Beverly E JongBJBeverly E Jong
- Mark A SchumacherMSMark A Schumacher
- 31 August 2001
- Vol. 76 (1-3) , 14-20
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