The rat delta‐1 and delta‐2 subunits extend the excitatory amino acid receptor family
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W Wisden | P. Seeburg | R. Sprengel | W. Wisden | A. Herb | P. Seeburg | G. Köhr | D J Laurie | P H Seeburg | H Lomeli | R Sprengel | D. Laurie | G Köhr | A Herb | H. Lomeli | Hilda Lomelí | William Wisden | Rolf Sprengel | David J. Laurie | Georg Köhr | William Wisden | D. J. Laurie
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