Mutagenesis and the Molecular Modeling of the Rat Angiotensin II Receptor (AT1) (*)
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Yoshihisa Inoue | Isao Morishima | Yoshiaki Yamano | D. Guo | T. Inagami | T. Hamakubo | M. Kikyo | I. Morishima | Y. Inoue | Y. Yamano | Norifumi Nakamura | K. Ohyama | Kenji Ohyama | Mitsuhiro Kikyo | Tomoaki Sano | Yoshiko Nakagomi | Deng-Fu Guo | Takao Hamakubo | Tadashi Inagami | T. Sano | N. Nakamura | Y. Nakagomi | Mitsuhiro Kikyo
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