Desensitization, internalization, and signaling functions of β-arrestins demonstrated by RNA interference
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R. Lefkowitz | W. Miller | Seungkirl Ahn | Tiffany Runyan Garrison | C. D. Nelson | Robert J Lefkowitz | Seungkirl Ahn | William E Miller | Christopher D Nelson | T. Garrison
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