Requirements and ontology for a G protein-coupled receptor oligomerization knowledge base
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Michel Bouvier | Susan R. George | Jonathan A. Javitch | Martin J. Lohse | Graeme Milligan | Richard R. Neubig | Krzysztof Palczewski | Marc Parmentier | Jean-Philippe Pin | Gert Vriend | Fabien Campagne | Marta Filizola | Lucy Skrabanek | Marta Murcia | Lakshmi Devi | R. Neubig | G. Vriend | F. Campagne | K. Palczewski | M. Parmentier | J. Javitch | G. Milligan | M. Lohse | J. Pin | L. Skrabanek | S. George | M. Bouvier | L. Devi | M. Filizola | M. Murcia
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