Neuromedin U Is a Potent Agonist at the Orphan G Protein-coupled Receptor FM3*
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J. Chambers | P. Murdock | L. Mcmillan | L. Vawter | P. Szekeres | D. Bergsma | A. Muir | L. D. Spinage | J. Miller | S. Butler | A. Smith | G. Rennie | L. Fitzgerald | H. Wu | S. Guerrera | N. Elshourbagy | J. Mooney | S. Wilson | Sharon Butler | Hsiao-ling Wu | Jane E. Miller | Angela Smith | Lisa D. Spinage
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