Beta-arrestin-dependent formation of beta2 adrenergic receptor-Src protein kinase complexes.
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M. Caron | R. Lefkowitz | W. Miller | H. Kawakatsu | L. Luttrell | Y. Daaka | F. Lin | Stuart Maudsley | S. Ferguson | D. Luttrell | S S Ferguson | M G Caron | R J Lefkowitz | G. D. Della Rocca | L M Luttrell | Y Daaka | W E Miller | S Maudsley | G J Della Rocca | F Lin | H Kawakatsu | K Owada | D K Luttrell | K. Owada
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